Rubbish collection will likely be disrupted by the national strike on Monday 31 March.
The Brussels Cleaning Agency said on Thursday that it expects disruptions to its services during the strike against the reforms planned by the Federal Government's pension and labour reforms.
"Although it is difficult to specify the extent to which these actions will impact public service, the Regional Agency believes that waste collection rounds are likely to suffer from the situation," a press release states.
Despite this risk, the organisation encourages affected residents and businesses to present their bags according to their usual collection schedule. Catch-up rounds will be scheduled in the event of non-collection on Monday.
Other services such as container waste collections, Recypark, Proxy Chimik rounds and bulky waste collections at home may also be affected. The Cleaning Agency says it will provide real-time information to Brussels residents on the day.
