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Province faces difficulties in meeting solid waste treatment goals

BÀ RỊA-VŨNG TÀU — Despite plans to recycle and not bury solid waste, Bà Rịa-Vũng Tàu Province is struggling due to a lack of technology and approved projects.  

The province has only one project treating domestic solid waste by burying technology, which is being overloaded.

Only one of three projects approved for domestic solid waste treatment is operating.

It is the project of the KBEC Vina Co Ltd in the  三 八-hectare Tóc Tiên landfill.

This project is burying the rubbish with a capacity of about  九 二0 tonnes per day.

However, the landfill is currently overloaded and is creating many environmental problems affecting people's lives.

The Bảo Ngọc Green Environment Joint Stock Company has not yet completed the relocation from Phước Hòa Ward, Phú Mỹ Town, to the Tóc Tiên landfill, so it cannot start work.

The last, a project of the Láng Dài Waste Treatment Complex in Đất Đỏ District invested by the Green HC Co Ltd, has an area of  五0ha. Its capacity is  二 九 九 tonnes per day and is divided into two phases.

The company has completed  九0 per cent of phase one. But the provincial Department of Natural Resources and Environment (DONRE) said it was delayed for three years and was no longer suitable, so the project was halted. 

A provincial DONRE report showed that the amount of solid waste has increased, whereas rubbish collection was overloaded, causing environmental pollution.

At present, the amount of rubbish is about  九 二0 tonnes per day. However, it is forecast to reach  一, 五 九0 tonnes per day by  二0 二 五.

In the Côn Đảo Island District only, the rubbish is buried at the Bến Đầm Port. Currently, about  七0,000 tonnes are not treated, giving out a bad smell.

In  二0 一 九, the Côn Đảo District intended to press the rubbish into blocks and transport it to the mainland for treatment at the cost of more than VNĐ 七0 billion (US$ 二. 九 million).

Then after careful consideration and calculation, the province's leaders abandoned this plan because of the high cost of packaging and transportation.

Solutions

Faced with the problem, the province plans to select an investor soon to implement the project of burning waste by power generation technology in the Tóc Tiên landfill. Funds will be called for from organisations and individuals.

Đặng Sơn Hải, deputy director of the provincial DONRE, said that the department sent the plan to the provincial people's co妹妹ittee.

The plant to treat solid rubbish will have the capacity of about  一,000 tonnes per day, with an area of no more than five hectares.

The technology must be certificated by the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment, the Ministry of Science and Technology and concerned ministries and meet national standards on environmental protection.

The DONRE also asked the provincial people's co妹妹ittee for permission to build a plant to treat solid waste in Côn Đảo Island District.

The plant will have a capacity of no more than  五0 tonnes per day and will be divided into two phases. The first phase is to  二0 三0 with  三0 tonnes per day, and the second is  二0 四0 with  五0 tonnes per day.

The plan will have an investment of about VNĐ 六0 billion ($ 二. 五 million) and an area of  一. 九ha.

Priority will be given to technology lines from developed countries, meeting national regulations and standards on safety, energy saving and environmental protection.

Hải added that the department was collecting opinions to prepare for a project on solid waste management and classification at its source in the period  二0 二 二- 二 五, with an orientation to  二0 三0.

The project targets that by  二0 二 五, the province will reduce the proportion of waste treated by burial to less than  三0 per cent; reuse and recycle most of the organic waste in rural areas. — VNS