In recent days, residents of the western district of Sichuan Ibein have reported that the residents of the 6th floor had dogs in the stairway, and that when they came home from the stairwell, a large cage had half the aisle, and a puppy was screaming in it, and the smell of urine was sore. “The stairwell was so narrow, the cage was half the stairwell, and it was really sad when it was moving through.” In response, the management of the property had been overwhelmed and the owner had promised several times that he would not move.
The dog's unsanitary.
At noon on 9 September, the Washington City Reader visited the district and saw that there was still a cage on the stairway next to the household, with the door open and a pile of miscellaneous items on it and no trace of the dog. The corridor is about 1.2 metres and the cages are half the location.
The management staff of the sub-district described them as having come to the house on several occasions to advise that the house would take the dog home to domesticate it and not place it on the stairs, which would be difficult for the sanitation of the building and for the safety of other residents. Every time the household promises to do well, it does not. “The dog shits everywhere, and the cleaning staff is being held back for failing to pass the sanitary check.”
If you refuse to correct, you will be fined up to $200.
According to a statement made by the head of the community in the five compartments in which the district is located, a complaint was received from the management of the small area, a cellman in the district was arranged to persuade them and to inform them of the dangers and effects. The household ' s attitude was still very good, i.e. it was too late for him to remove the dog and the dog cage, and repeated communication with the household was ineffective. If the household does not heed the advice, it will be addressed to the higher and municipal authorities.
The relevant head of the City Administration of the Twilight Zone explained that, in accordance with the relevant laws and regulations, it is prohibited to raise poultry in urban residential areas, and that pets and pigeons may be raised if they require authorization from the relevant department, provided they do not affect environmental health and the normal life of the surrounding population. The carrying of pets must be accompanied by cleaning equipment, timely removal of pet excreta, and maintenance of public environmental health. “It is possible to report to the municipal authorities of the area in which they are located that law enforcement officials are persuaded to work with community workers, preferably in a coordinated manner, and that enforcement is not necessarily the best way. If the person concerned refuses to correct or remove it, the person concerned shall be removed on his or her behalf, the cost of which shall be borne by the offender and may be fined from $50 to $200.”