Cleaner strikes on Edinburgh Avenue in the UK is full of garbage

According to the British "Metropolis Daily" reported on August 24, the streets of Edinburgh, Scotland, were full of garbage on the street due to cleaners' strikes, which caused people to worry about surging rats.

It is reported that in recent days, due to the Dingburg City Council and cleaners managed by the Scottish Labor Party, there have been differences in the salary of the local government, which has caused a strike of cleaners. Workers' strikes have been strike last week, and garbage treatment workers of 13 local governments including Glasgow, Duni and Aberdeen are also preparing to strike. The trash cans on Edinburgh Street are full of garbage. These garbage and the following odor hindered the ongoing Edinburgh Art Festival. Thousands of people gathered on the cobblestone streets of the city.

Mr. Terry Levinthal, the owner of the Kokberg Association, told reporters: "Because there are so many garbage, mice and pests may expand on a large scale after a few weeks." The situation is very worrying at many levels, especially in terms of public health. The Scottish government has provided local parliament with a funding of 140 million pounds, which will help increase the wages of a cleaner by 5%. "

"I will work and let you sit on the negotiating table to solve it on the negotiating table."

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