The Zahir Pajaziti square, a central and highly frequented location in the city center, is currently suffering from visible sanitation issues due to accumulated waste. Reports indicate that the view from the square, particularly near the central fountain and around the national hero Zahir Pajaziti’s statue, is marred by overflowing garbage receptacles and numerous scattered bags of refuse across the square’s paving. This accumulation of waste not only diminishes the aesthetic appeal of downtown Pristina but also raises significant public hygiene concerns.
These concerns are heightened, especially during periods of high temperatures, when waste can contribute to unpleasant odors. Consequently, both local residents and regular visitors to the area are calling for immediate intervention. Calls for action are directed toward the responsible waste management enterprise and relevant municipal authorities.
Stakeholders are urging prompt measures to restore the cleanliness and upkeep of the Zahir Pajaziti area, ensuring that this key civic space remains sanitary and visually appealing for the public.
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