SACM orders crackdown on illegal construction across Galiyat, inaugurates sewerage system in Nathia Gali

Total lockdown in Anambra as Soludo’s order for clearing of drainages records success

The order handed down by Governor Chukwuma Soludo of Anambra State for a total lockdown in the state to enable residents to clear gutters and drainage in all parts of the state appeared to have recorded a huge success as residents complied. The post Total lockdown in Anambra as Soludo’s order for clearing of drainages records success appeared first on Vanguard News.

300 litres of adulterated milk destroyed in DIKhan crackdown

300 litres of adulterated milk destroyed in DIKhan crackdown

They Sympathized with His Job Loss Until His Actions Became Dangerous. Inside the Secret Neighborhood Meetings to Stop a Destructive Homeowner.

Documenting everything and reporting it to the police and HOA is the only option. The post They Sympathized with His Job Loss Until His Actions Became Dangerous. Inside the Secret Neighborhood Meetings to Stop a Destructive Homeowner. appeared first on TwistedSifter.

Ogun LG boss clamps down on illegal dump site in Sagamu

The Executive Chairman, Sagamu Local Government, Ogbeni Jubril Odulate, has vowed that the council will not allow the town to be used as a dumping ground for waste from other states. Odulate made this known on Monday during an on-the-spot inspection of an alleged unauthorised dumpsite at Sotubo area of the local government. He noted [] Ogun LG boss clamps down on illegal dump site in Sagamu

Fulani Dam spillway 95% complete  – Contractor

Construction of a second spillway to channel excess water from the Mamahuma Stream, also known as the Fulani Dam, in the Adentan Municipality of the Greater Accra Region, is about 95 per cent complete, the contractor, Messrs Wordsworth Universal Limited, has disclosed. The contractor, Mr Mawuli Ashiagbor, revealed this when the Member of Parliament for The post Fulani Dam spillway 95 complete – Contractor appeared first on Ghanaian Times.

Residents in Houston neighborhood rage as raw sewage floods the streets after storms: ‘Literally straight up just raw s***’

One resident said she called the Houston City Council after she had to ‘manually’ remove human feces and toilet paper from her yard

K2 Infra bags ₹390.91 crore Telangana road contract

The contract covers construction, upgradation, strengthening and maintenance of selected roads under the Panchayat Raj Engineering Department (PRED) in the Bhongir Circle

Steve Tshwete Municipality and SAMWU Clash Over R23 Million Waste Truck Lease

MIDDLEBURG, Mpumalanga — A fierce dispute has erupted between the Steve Tshwete Municipality and the South African Municipal Workers Union (SAMWU) over a controversial three-year lease agreement for waste collection trucks. While the local government insists the deal is essential for reliable service delivery, the labor union has strongly condemned the move, labeling it a []

NYCHA plumber’s $465K payday sparks probe into outside work

A New York City public housing plumber who out-earned nearly every municipal employee last year is under investigation after records show he logged thousands of overtime hours while apparently running two private plumbing businesses on the side. Jakub Markowski, a plumber supervisor with the New York City Housing Authority, earned more than 465,000 during the city’s 2025 fiscal year after racking up nearly 2,560 hours of overtime, the highest total of any city employee, the New York Times reported. The city’s Department of Buildings is investigating whether his outside work violated licensing rules. Markowski, a licensed master plumber, worked in []This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.

12 unlicensed water bottling plants shut in Jeddah

RIYADH — Ministry of Commerce has shut down 12 unlicensed water bottling plants in Jeddah after detection of violations.The bottling plants were immediately shut down, the violators were arrested, and they were referred to the relevant security authorities to complete the necessary legal procedures and enforce deterrent penalties against them. Inspection teams, in coordination with eight government agencies, detected serious violations at these plants that posed serious risks to public health. These violations included the use of water of unknown origin in production processes, unauthorized extraction and use of the public water network, and the illegal bottling of water into containers belonging to licensed establishments. Investigations further revealed that the operators were using bottled water sales and retail licenses as a cover for their activities. In reality, they were engaged in full-scale production, bottling, and operational processes through production lines and stations that did not comply with health regulations and requirements. The inspections also identified multiple offenses and violations, including commercial concealment, operating without a license, failure to issue tax invoices, non-compliance with labor regulations, and breaches of water network requirements.

3 Clear Signs a Leak Is Damaging Your Home

No one would ever want to find a leak in their house. Sometimes it’s as simple as a fix, but in many cases it can inflict serious harm that you may never suspect, which can result in expensive repairs. The most effective method to keep yourself from the scope of a substantial quantity of your [] The post 3 Clear Signs a Leak Is Damaging Your Home appeared first on QuintDaily.

Cleanup campaign held in Dubendi residential area at Leyla Aliyeva’s initiative (PHOTO)

Cleanup campaign held in Dubendi residential area at Leyla Aliyeva’s initiative (PHOTO)

Settlers Bulldoze Lands North of Quds & Others Burn Agricultural Lands East of Ramallah

Settlers Bulldoze Lands North of Quds & Others Burn Agricultural Lands East of Ramallah

Israeli army demolishes 6 Palestinian homes, shelter tent across occupied West Bank

Demolitions carried out in Ramallah, Qalqilya, Nablus, Hebron provinces

Bulldozers tear through Casablanca slum as city races to clear 63,000 homes

Bulldozers began demolishing Douar Abdellah Belhaj in Casablanca’s Aïn Sebaâ district earlier this week, clearing one of the city’s oldest informal settlements as authorities accelerate a rehousing drive ahead of the 2030 World Cup. The demolition is the latest move in “Villes sans bidonvilles,” a royal program launched in 2004 to clear Morocco’s slums. Two [] The post Bulldozers tear through Casablanca slum as city races to clear 63,000 homes appeared first on HESPRESS English - Morocco News.

Lawyers warned of Rs 5 lakh fine as Ayodhya Bar refuses to defend Ram Temple donation theft accused

The alleged Ram Temple donation theft case has taken a fresh turn after the Faizabad Bar Association in Ayodhya resolved that none of its members will appear as legal counsel for the eight accused arrested in connection with the alleged embezzlement of temple donations. The association has also warned that any lawyer violating the resolution will face a penalty of Rs 5 lakh. The decision was taken during the Bar Association's general body meeting on Monday, where members expressed strong resentment over the alleged theft of offerings made by devotees at the Ram Temple. The resolution comes as the police investigation into the case continues to expand.

Mahama demands strict quality checks before road payments

President John Dramani Mahama has directed road engineers and contractors working on the Government’s “Big Push” infrastructure projects to ensure that all road works meet the highest quality standards before payments are approved.

Jagdulla hydro-tunnel construction begins

By A Staff Reporter, Kathmandu, July 4: The construction of the main tunnel of the 106 MW Jagdulla Semi-Reservoir Hydrop...

Updated: No one hurt as scaffolding collapses while being dismantled

No one was injured on Friday morning when part of a scaffolding collapsed while it was being dismantled, the police said.The accident happened in Reggie Miller Street at around 8am.The road is closed temporarily until the scaffolding is cleared.The Occupational Health and Safety Authority (OHSA) and the Building and Construction Authority (BCA) said in a statement that they are investigating the incident.“Preliminary investigations indicate that the scaffolding collapsed while works were being carried out. Further investigations are underway to determine the cause of the incident. The contractor and the developer had obtained the necessary permits from the relevant authorities for the works being undertaken,” the two authorities said. They added that an operation is currently underway, under the surveillance of both authorities, to remove the scaffolding so that the road can be reopened.

Counting room strategy, cash trail: What Ram Temple theft accused told cops

Counting room strategy, cash trail: What Ram Temple theft accused told cops

[Photo] 🇮🇱❌🇱🇧 — Israeli forces carry out controlled demolitions in Houla, southern Lebanon.

— Israeli forces carry out controlled demolitions in Houla, southern Lebanon.@IntelSlava

Church network urges gov’t to scrap controversial Laguna dam projects

Catholic social action centers in Southern Tagalog urged the government to scrap dam projects in Laguna province, saying the developments threaten communities, the environment and cultural heritage sites. The Southern Tagalog Secretariat for Social Action, or STASSA, said development should not come at the expense of people, ecosystems and local heritage. “We respectfully but firmly [] The post Church network urges gov’t to scrap controversial Laguna dam projects appeared first on Interaksyon.

नारायणघाट–बुटवल सडकः पूर्वी खण्डमा कालोपत्रे सम्पन्न

नवलपरासी। नारायणघाट–बुटवल सडक विस्तार आयोजनाको पूर्वी खण्डमा मुख्य सडकको सम्पूर्ण कालोपत्रे तथा ढलान सडक निर्माण सम्पन्न भएको छ। आयोजनाको पूर्वी खण्डअन्तर्गत पेभमेन्टतर्फको बाइन्डर कोर्स, वेयरिङ कोर्स (अन्तिम कालोपत्रे) र कङ्क्रिट पेभमेन्ट (ढलान सडक) को सम्पूर्ण निर्माण शुक्रबारदेखि सम्पन्न भएको नारायणघाट–बुटवल सडक आयोजना (पूर्वी खण्ड) का सूचना अधिकारी एवं इन्जिनियर शिव खनालले जानकारी दिए। “मुख्य सडकको []

Los Angeles tries again to phase out urban oil production

LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles City Council on Tuesday unanimously advanced an ordinance to halt new oil and gas drilling and phase out all existing production over the next 20 years. L.A. is home to more than 2,000 active oil wells. The measure...