Bolivarian Government of Aragua removed more than 25 tons of garbage in La Costa de Oro

Published at: 21/05/2026 04:42 PM

The Bolivarian Government, through the mayor's office of Ocumare de la Costa de Oro, in the state of Aragua, initiated a plan to collect solid waste in the territory, which in just two days has removed more than 25 tons.

This is a plan that includes collection in residential areas as well as beaches and tourist resorts, said Mayor Wilmer Leal.

Among the sectors served are Cuyagüa (houses and beach) El Recreo, El Playón, Carabobo Street, La Vaquera sector, La Reserva, Calle de las Posadas, as well as El Playón, press release details.

Ana Iriarte, a resident of the town of Ocumare, expressed her satisfaction with the work done. “This is an excellent day because it is not only ordinary garbage but also large waste that has been accumulating. Sometimes, unfortunately, some visitors after spending a day at the beach or weekdays in the town leave garbage and pollution, so we call them to their awareness on this issue, the idea is to be able to continue enjoying these natural beauties because we are a privileged country in terms of beaches, rivers and mountains”.

The operation will continue to carry out intensively for several days, until the largest amount of waste is eliminated and only the weekly collection routine remains.

Mazo News Team