About how to put out household garbage pertaining to new coronavirus infectious disease

As the new coronavirus infection continues to spread, it is important to take all possible precautions to prevent infection among those working in the cleaning and recycling businesses that support the vital lifelines of citizens .

Please refer to the flyer below when throwing away household garbage as a measure against infectious diseases related to the new coronavirus infectious disease.

The Ministry of the Environment has created "How to dispose of garbage at home (easy Japanese version for foreigners residing in Japan), so please use it.

Please use the flyer above together with the "Inagi City Garbage and Recycling Calendar".

Normally, PET bottles and paper containers and packaging that are discharged as recyclables must be incinerated to prevent infection.
Put it in the combustible garbage bag (yellow) and dispose of it on the combustible garbage collection day.
Cans and bottles are sorted by hand during the recycling process, so please wait about a week before disposing of them.

According to the website of the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare, the new coronavirus on the surface of things is said to break down over time, so in order to prevent workers from being infected, drink containers such as plastic bottles should be kept for about a week. Please wait before ejecting.
When disposing, please empty the contents as before, wash it with water, and dispose of it at the resource recovery station.
We appreciate your understanding and cooperation.

Please refer to the following for how to dispose of PET bottles.