Fly tippers have been caught on digicam dumping a truck load of waste on a Scots highway.
A yellow tipper truck left a pile of garbage on Greyfriars Street, close to Uddingston, on Thursday afternoon.
Three folks have been noticed contained in the truck which had travelled down Blantyre Farm Street to get to a distant space, the place they believed they might not be seen.
The automobile reversed and raised the again of the truck earlier than garbage contents have been poured out onto the highway at round 4.45pm.
However the surprising incident was caught on digicam by an area wildlife photographer who watched on in horror because the scene unfolded.
They advised the Document: "While sat there yesterday a yellow tipper kind truck squeezed previous my automotive and I might see by the contents on the truck that it was going to be dumped.
"There have been three folks within the cabin, I noticed them reverse and lift the again of truck up.
"I received out of my automotive to acquire a greater photograph as this was being completed, I then snapped the truck from the again because it handed to go onto the primary highway.
"These guys noticed me with my tripod arrange and stared me straight in eye when passing me and are liable for dozens of lorry a great deal of constructing supplies being dumped down right here."
The registration plate on the truck has since revealed that the heavy items automobile has not handed an annual take a look at since January 31, 2020. The annual take a look at, or MOT, have to be taken every year by HGV's.
Fly tipping on Greyfriars Street stays an ongoing drawback, with council staff beforehand being despatched out to wash up the mess.
Pictures taken in August and July captured surprising piles of constructing waste that had been dumped and left on the highway.
Whereas simply final week on Thursday, September 22, photographs appeared to point out South Lanarkshire Council staff being compelled to clear up piles of garbage that had been dumped.
Kevin Carr, Head of Services, Waste and Grounds Companies at South Lanarkshire Council, stated: “We haven’t been made conscious of this newest incident of fly-tipping however we'll look to deal with it as quickly as potential.
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