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Programa “Tren de la limpieza” atiende 14  avenidas y circuitos principales



En los últimos 6 meses el personal de limpia del Ayuntamiento de Toluca a través del programa «Tren de la limpieza» ha recolectado mil 345 toneladas de basura en 253 kilómetros, una iniciativa que tiene como objetivo mantener limpas y mejorar la imagen urbana de zonas principales de la capital mexiquense.

Al momento se atienden 14  avenidas y circuitos principales por seis cuadrillas conformadas por 110 trabajadores, entre las zonas que han significado un reto mayúsculo están aquellas en las que se concentran zonas escolares y habitacionales, pues la población sigue teniendo por costumbre arrojar sus bolsas de basura desde la ventanilla del auto y se recogen envases de pet, restos de comida e incluso heces de animales.

Entre los puntos a los que se ha puesto especial interés están las inmediaciones de los complejos industriales en avenidas como Alfredo del Mazo, López Portillo, la zona industrial aledaña al Bulevar Aeropuerto y el paseo Matlazincas donde de manera histórica se han concentrado desechos de Toluca e incluso de los municipios aledaños.

El Tren de la limpieza realiza acciones como el desorillado en guarnición, desbrozamiento en guarnición y banqueta, poda de árboles, barrido y carga de pasto, hierba, tierra y residuos sólidos urbanos, a partir de este esta iniciativa se amplía para ser «El Tren del bache», por medio del cual se atederá a las 48 delegaciones del municipio en las condiciones de infraestructura que afectan a buena parte de la pobalción.

Los 20 «trenes de bacheo» atenderán desde el Centro Histórico, la Colonia Sánchez, San Sebastián, Tlachaloya, Capultitlán, San Felipe Tlalmimilolpan, San Andrés Cuexcontitlán, San Pablo Autopan, Colón, Morelos, San Mateo Oxtotitlán y el resto del municipio en todo este mes.

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