A major incident has been announced by the Birmingham town council due to the continuous strike on the beach, which has left 17,000 tons of waste on the streets.
The council chairman John Cotton said the action had been taken in response to rising concerns about public health while the regime was fighting to clean the garbage.
The statement means that the authorities can increase the cleaning of the streets and the removal of fly flying, with 35 vehicles and an additional team around the city.
Mr. Cotton said the daily demonstrations of all the waters prevented vehicles from leaving the warehouses, which led to the formation of the waste.