Jinan cabbage unmarketable rotten vegetables stacked roadside stretches 1 km

"This year's Chinese cabbage market is not good. The rest of the land is thrown on the side of the road." Due to the unsalable sales of Chinese cabbage, from the Tang City Government in Licheng District to the west on the road leading to Shijia Village, the roadside rotten cabbage was thrown. And leaves stretched for a kilometer, even piled on the road.

“Recently, Tang Wangzhen loves the cabbage road near the base and the roadside is full of rotten vegetables and leaves. The car is not easy to pass. It will cause traffic accidents sooner or later.” Recently, the citizen Mr. Zhang reflected that he passed the Tangwangzhen government to the west. When driving through a small road in Shijiacun, it was discovered that the south side of the road was full of rotting cabbage and leaves. In some places, because of narrow roads, people and vehicles often struggled to get along and they were very unsafe.

Mr. Zhang told reporters that although there were rotten vegetables and leaves on the road in previous years, the situation was far less serious this year. “The most is that it is piled on the roadside and it will not affect traffic. Someone will clean up in the spring. This year, The cabbage leaves are piled up directly on the road, and some of the roads are only 3 meters wide and 5 meters wide.

According to the situation reflected by Mr. Zhang, on the morning of December 7, the reporter came to Tangwang Town, which is known as the "hometown of Chinese cabbage." Walking about 200 meters to the west from a small road right at the entrance to the town government, the roadside cabbage and rotting cabbage began to rise. Some areas were piled up directly on the road and only passed an electric car. The reporter saw that in addition to Mr. Zhang’s vegetable leaves and rotten cabbage, the radish and cauliflower leaves were thrown on the side of the road. Walking along the road more than 1,000 meters ahead, there are similar situations on the road.

A villager who passed by here told the reporter that about a month or so ago, the leaves on the roadside began to pile up. "This road is a mixture of people and cars. Some local vegetables are piled on the road. When the car is crowded, it is too crowded. It is easy to get things wrong."