Putting out garbage in disasters (typhoons, earthquakes, floods)
Overview
This guide covers two cases: how garbage and recyclables are collected in bad weather, such as when a typhoon approaches or it snows, and how garbage from a large-scale disaster is put out. Questions can be sent to the Cleaning Services Section.
Collection in bad weather
Collection of garbage and recyclables when a typhoon approaches, in snowfall and in other bad weather.
Garbage after a large-scale disaster
How to put out the garbage produced by a large-scale disaster.
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Where
Resource Environment Department, Itabashi Ward Office, 2-66-1 Itabashi
Contact
Cleaning Services Section
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