The Farmland Defence and Anti-Corruption Association has received complaints about increased illegal dumping in Rafal, El Baden and Orihuela, Spain along the River Segura. They are calling on local authorities to clean up industrial and 100-meter sites covered in rubbish, as well as neglected green areas which have become dangerous from dumped waste and spread of agricultural pests. The association appeals to residents and councils to improve waste management and site upkeep in the region.

1. In the southern Costa Blanca , the Farmland Defence and Anti-Corruption Association has been
receiving more and more complaints about fly tipping waste .Three more sites have been
named in Rafal , El Baden and Orihuela plus the green corridor along the River Segura .
They have called upon the Rafal town hall to clear an industrial site which is covered in rubbish
which includes old furniture , car parts , TV´s and other rubbish .
The same applies in El Baden where there is a 100 metre site which is covered in similar types
of rubbish . The “green ” corridor by the river has been described as a disgrace and a danger
because it looks abandoned and infested and just dirty .
The descriptions of these areas is one of total neglect and a danger to the community .It is not
only the fly tipping but the way in which the surrounding trees and vegetation has been allowed
to become damaged and decayed .One serious matter is that the trunks of palms which have
red weevil are just dumped and left .This permits the beetle to spread .Black weevil has wiped
out thousands of Agave plants too .
The association is appealing to residents and town councils to clean up their acts .
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