On September 09, 2024, employees of the public works department had to collect and dispose of a significant amount of old tires. Unknown perpetrators had once again illegally dumped their waste on a farm track in Gill. Just a few days earlier, similar tires were discovered in the extension of Stommelner Weg in Butzheim.
Source: https://www.rommerskirchen.de/erneut-zahlreiche-altreifen-illegal-an-wirtschaftswegen-entsorgt/
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