Mangalore: Officials Seize 800 kg of Banned Plastic


Mangalore: Officials Seize 800 kg of Banned Plastic

Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (SP)

Mangalore, Feb 16: Continuing with their war against use of banned plastic items, officials of the city corporation here seized 800 kg of banned plastic from various spots on Wednesday February 15. The raiding team was led by environment engineer of the corporation, Manjunath.

Raids for checking presence of plastic items which did not conform to the thickness requirement stipulated by the city corporation were conducted on Plastic World, Plastic House, Meenakshi Plastics, etc. Inspectors in city corporation’s department of health, Santosh, Karanukar, Sushant, and supervisor, Raja, comprised the raiding party.

Plastic bags of inferior quality were also  found to have been loaded onto an abandoned two wheeler in front of a stall. The owner of the vehicle is suspected to have run away, after observing that a team of officials was checking for these items. The officials, who seized the plastic bags and were told by locals that the vehicle belongs to a salesman engaged in supplying plastic bags to shops, noted down the registration number of the vehicle.

The officials suspect that these plastic bags were supplied by units located in Bykampady Industrial Area, Bangalore, Mumbai, Daman, etc.

  

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  • Ronald D, Udupi

    Thu, Feb 16 2012

    Stupid rules and same go to officials those enforcing rules! Make the plastic rules as famous as porn gate and then take action!! Officers here behave more than killing a lion!
    We must get rid of plastic through education and kicking on stomach of poor vendors!

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  • Louis, Kuwait

    Thu, Feb 16 2012

    Instead of banning plastic make it compulsory for manufacturing units to use Biodegadable additives around 2% during extrusion process. After 6 months the bag will deteriorate and deforms. Banning plastics result more use of paper bags n more n more forests will vanish, unless jute bags are used. Plastic has become necessity of life today. Which gives job opportunity to millions in India alone.

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  • sangter, mudigere

    Thu, Feb 16 2012

    Look @ the Condition of Our Govt Office .. all the maintenance money goes in to the pockets ... may be u can use those plastic Bags Now

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  • ISMAIL.K.PERINJE, PERINJE-YANBU/KSA

    Thu, Feb 16 2012

    "SAY NO TO HAZARDOUS PLASTICS". Completely need to ban day to day usable carry bags which creates environmental hazards.Officials concerned and lawmakers(even corporation Council Members)need to think environmental point of view.if Municipalities, Corporations....bans plastic products which were termed as hazardous to environment and public health we could achieve the needed target gradually provided public,law makers and officials cooperates and has will power.

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  • Richard Lobo , Shirva/Bangalore

    Thu, Feb 16 2012

    If you want to control this banned plastic items, go behind the units who is manufacturing these and shut them down.

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