Bad smell in the Nova Sintra fish market has been causing discomfort to residents

The fish market, which opened a few months ago, does not seem to have provided an effective system for treating and disposing of fish waste. As a result, fish remains are discarded in containers, creating an unhealthy and inconvenient environment for local residents.

Residents affected by the situation expressed their concerns about the negative effects on air quality and community well-being. The stench is especially disturbing during the hot months, when higher temperatures intensify the odor of decomposing fish waste.

Furthermore, some local traders operating in the vicinity of the fish market have also observed a decrease in the number of customers, which is negatively impacting their businesses.

The municipal administration said it has no knowledge, but will try to find out what is happening and if this is found to be the case, it has promised to take measures to address the problem of the bad smell in the fish market. As the situation is real, authorities will look at alternatives for the proper disposal of fish waste, in order to ensure a healthier and more pleasant environment for residents and visitors.

Local residents and traders are hopeful that an effective solution will be found soon so that everyone can fully enjoy the benefits of the fish market without having to deal with the discomfort caused by the unpleasant odor. The community is united in the expectation that the fish market can become a valuable asset for the city, as long as the problem of the bad smell is resolved satisfactorily.

Bravanews will continue to closely monitor the development of this situation and will inform readers about the actions taken by local authorities to resolve the issue.