Delhi residents beware: Segregate waste or shell out fines upto Rs 100,000


For all we know, mixed waste cannot be treated. Therefore segregate waste at the right source, or be ready to pay fine!

The three Delhi Municipal Corporations have come up with an action plan for waste segregation, maintaining the order that any housing societies, market associations, etc, should segregate waste scientifically, failing which a fine between Rs 10,000 to Rs 100,000 will be imposed.

This drive, however, will begin after proper guidelines and awareness have been issued to the public. Senior officials emphasized on the importance of implementing waste management in a proper and planned manner. The plan will then be rolled out after 6 months across the capital.

Keeping in mind the financial status of the East and North corporation, senior officials plans to proceed the action by using funds from the Swachh Bharat Mission (SBM)

"We had received Rs 100 crore under the Swachh Bharat Mission and this will be used for carrying out work related to waste segregation. We are in the process of floating a tender for procurement of fixed compactors which will help in segregating the waste," a senior East corporation told TOI. Read Complete Article


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