The intelligent containers that were installed in Melilla are still largely unknown to many people from Melilla who do not know how they work.El Faro has taken to the streets to check if the citizens of Melilla have ever used them and if they know the technology of these containers."To throw papers away and not throw them on the ground," said Pedro.It is effectively used to dispose of any type of waste, but these containers have a plus in terms of technology.The bins separate the waste with the help of sunlight, since they have photovoltaic panels that provide the energy they need to separate, compress and classify what is deposited inside them.This man from Melilla had never used the bins, although he had seen them around the city.For him, this technology is going very well "with the times to come."He didn't know very well what Inmaculada was used for either."For the organic, the press and all that," he told El Faro.She knew that these bins had something special because her husband had told her about it, but she didn't remember very well.Inmaculada sees these wastebaskets as a great advance "and at this time we want to modernize ourselves a little bit," she said.For this woman from Melilla, it is time for citizens to become aware of recycling and depositing each waste in the corresponding container and, above all, not to throw waste on the ground.Upon discovering this invention, she would like to have a trash can like this in her house.Her friend Mamen had also heard of smart containers but she had never used them.From now on, knowing what they are for, these two friends are going to use these bins much more.In addition to classifying the rubbish, the bins contain a microchip that notifies the cleaning services that they are full."I don't know how they work because I haven't had the need to," confessed Juan Carlos.This man thinks it is fantastic that containers of this type are installed in the city, "everything that is to separate waste seems great to me because we have to keep moving forward," he told this newspaper.According to him, citizens try to comply with the schedules to throw away the garbage, although this is not always the case and there is garbage scattered on the ground.If the containers had the same technology, maybe it wouldn't be like that.Amicha, she is also not very clear about what the bins are for."To throw the bottles?" he asked.Knowing their usefulness, he admitted that he had never seen them or used them."Everyone should be like this," he commented.She believes that many more containers of this type and recycling are missing.Although the important thing would be for all Melillans to throw out the garbage at the established times."It's for garbage and cigarettes," said Irene, reading the sign.This woman thinks it's good that the City invests in this type of facility, "it's time for Melilla to modernize a little bit," she told this newspaper.Irene considers that these litter bins are very intelligent but that most citizens do not know what they are for."People don't throw garbage away on time or inside", so she thinks that this technology should have all the containers in the city and that they compress the garbage so that much more enters and people don't deposit it in the street ."To throw garbage, put it there," Francisco acknowledged.He has just seen the bin for the first time and is not sure what is special about it.Francisco acknowledged to El Faro that he has not used it yet but upon learning of its existence, he asks that all containers be like this."I'm going to throw out the trash and it's all out even if it has a footrest."This man insists that citizens must be educated so that they respect the garbage disposal schedules and deposit each waste in the corresponding container.He does not hesitate to recycle and classify the merchandise when he goes to throw the garbage."Everyone throws a bag and that way" this Melillan complained about the uncivil attitudes of some citizens.Your email address will not be published.Required fields are marked with *