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6:45Now PlayingNew York City is not playing nice with rats anymore. This week mayor Eric Adams announced an allout “war on rats” in a hilarious press conference. Jayar Jackson and Rick Strom break it down on The Watchlist. Watch LIVE on weekdays at noon ET.
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"Noting that New York City has become an “all-night, all-you-can-eat rat buffet,” city officials are moving to limit the number of hours residential and commercial trash can sit on the curb before it’s picked up.
Sanitation Commissioner Jessica Tisch, who was joined by Mayor Eric Adams at a news conference this week, made the announcement that she said “rats are absolutely going to hate,” changing the time garbage bags can be piled curbside to 8 p.m. from 4 p.m. Residents can take out their trash by 6 p.m. if the bags are placed in sealed containers, under the new rules. Garbage must still be placed at the curb by midnight."
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