Mangalore: DC Issues Orders to Ban Plastic at Beaches


Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (RD)

Mangalore, Jul 13: Deputy Commissioner (DC) and district magistrate Dr N S Channappa Gowda has issued an order banning the use of plastic at Panambur and Tannirbavi beaches.

The DC in his order stated that people who visit the beaches throw plastic materials like polythene bags, cups, tumblers etc which not only cause pollution but also spoil the beauty of the beaches. Plastics pose a threat to health as well as to environment and thus will be banned, he stated.

The ban will come into effect from Friday July 15.

DC Dr Chennappa also advised the city police commissioner, regional environment officer and assistant director of district tourism department to strictly implement the ban.

  

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  • jeryy, Mangalore, Muscat

    Wed, Jul 13 2011

    DC Dr Chennappa, i do not understand what type of law it is !!! NOW A DAYS ALMOST ALL PEOPLE CARRY THEIR THINGS IN PLASTIC BAGS. BECAUSE ITS COMFORTABLE TO CARRY, LIGHT WEIGHT, DURABLE.  HOW WE CAN ARRANGE OUR PICNIC "POTLIES"  ALL WE ARE TALKING ABOUT MANGALORE TOURIST CENTRE!!!

    WHAT KIND OF LAW IT IS. DC THERE IS NO OTHER WAY TO DISPOSE PLASTICS IN CITY. DC. PLEASE FIND OUT HOW MANY DISPOSABLE BOXES IN THE MANGALORE CITY? SEE OTHER COUNTRIES SYSTEM OF KEEP CITY CLEAN. EVERYWHERE THERE ARE BOXES TO PUT  DISPOSABLE THINGS AND THEY ARE KEPT NEATLY. WHY NOT MANGALORE?

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