Waste materials such as rexine, plastic packing materials, used paper plates and paper glasses, old gunny bags and other materials which are being dumped indiscriminately on the road next to Bhuvaneshwari Kalyana Mantap in Bannimantap is not being cleared resulting in miscreants setting fire to it. This is resulting in toxic fumes emanating from the burning garbage heap forcing residents living in the surroundings to inhale the same. Authorities concerned are urged to take steps to get the garbage removed at the earliest and prevent people from dumping waste materials on the road.
Indiscriminate dumping, burning of waste materials in Bannimantap
Waste materials such as rexine, plastic packing materials, used paper plates and paper glasses, old gunny bags and other materials which are being dumped indiscriminately on the road next to Bhuvaneshwari Kalyana…
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