Dump which have led to the conclusion that it must be placed under new management. Public Works Minister Stephen Tsang assured that the new management will run a tight ship. “The situation at Ornamibo has been seriously neglected these past couple of years. Garbage was no covered properly while dogs, birds and cows were spotted at the garbage dump. Medical waste was also found among the other garbage. A contractor is busy improving the situation at Ornamibo. The first things that I saw were very bad,” said Minister Tsang who added that the situation has already improved significantly. Another problem is the lack of supervision on the premises. “Roads were also used as dump sites. Garbage is put on fire to extract copper from materials. That problem must also be addressed. Ik was previously not aware of this problem. The new management has received strict orders to make sure that the waste management is done in an orderly fashion. Cameras will be set up at the garbage dump to keep an eye on everything that goes on. Contractors must also put GPS trackers in their vehicles so that it can become easy to determine when and where garbage was dumped. Meanwhile we are focusing on establishing certified garbage dumps while improving the situation at Ornamibo as much as possible. The situation at the current garbage dump is cause for concern,” said Minister Tsang who explained that the garbage is about 300 meters from the Para Creek. Verly little has been done to filter the groundwater. “This cannot go on like this,” said Tsang who deemed it necessary to launch an investigation to check if the groundwater and the surrounding area have been contaminated. Minister Tsang pointed out that it has not yet been determined if the fire that broke out was the result of arson. “The investigation is ongoing.”