Only one person in Fermanagh and Omagh has been caught allowing a dog to foul.
And in Mid-Ulster, it’s the same picture with one fixed penalty notice being issued to the owner.
Meanwhile, twenty nine people have been caught littering in Mid-Ulster this year.
It’s the second lowest in Northern Ireland.
By contrast, 168 people have been handed fixed penalty notices in Fermanagh and Omagh.
That’s the fifth highest.
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