In the absence of a garbage bin near CIPET at Bhyraweshwaranagar in Hebbal, garbage is being dumped on the roadside causing a lot of inconvenience to the public. Leftover food and other wet wastes which are packed in plastic covers and thrown here are being consumed by cows causing health hazards to them. Also, foul smell is emanating from the garbage. Authorities concerned are urged to clear the garbage at the earliest and also install a garbage bin for the benefit of the residents.
Need for a garbage bin at Bhyraweshwaranagar
In the absence of a garbage bin near CIPET at Bhyraweshwaranagar in Hebbal, garbage is being dumped on the roadside causing a lot of inconvenience to the public. Leftover food and other…
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