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Sintra launches campaign against "monos" and waste on the street

Observador14 September 2026 at 17:50

Sintra launched an awareness campaign against the illegal dumping of large-sized waste, known as "monos", on public roads. The campaign aims to combat the persistent problem of abandoning this type of waste in the streets of the municipality.

The initiative appeals to Sintra citizens not to deposit bulky waste on the street without first contacting the municipal services. The municipality provides specific services for the collection of this type of waste, and citizens should use these channels before disposing of large-sized objects.

Sintra authorities have been applying fines to those who violate waste disposal rules. Since the beginning of 2026, 167 fines have been issued related to this matter, demonstrating the municipality's effort to monitor and punish incorrect behaviour.

The campaign is part of a broader strategy for environmental enhancement and maintenance of public cleanliness in the municipality of Sintra, seeking to raise public awareness of the importance of responsible waste management.

Why this matters

Sintra residents are directly affected by this campaign, as they must avoid leaving bulky waste on the street without prior contact with municipal services, at risk of being fined. The local authority is thus reinforcing waste disposal rules after applying 167 fines since January, indicating an intensification of enforcement on this matter.

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