Mangaluru: Vehicular emission monitoring mobile van introduced in city


Pics: Spoorthi Ullal

Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru (ANK)

Mangaluru, Jan 6: District in-charge minister B Ramanath Rai inaugurated a vehicular emission monitoring mobile van at Town Hall here on Friday, January 6. The programme was jointly organized by Karnataka State Pollution Control Board, Mangaluru City Corporation, Regional Transport Department and Mangaluru Refinery and Petrochemical Limited.

Addressing the gathering Ramanath Rai said, “The Transport department is working hard on the emission test of vehicles in order to control air pollution. But, we are still witnessing air pollution from old vehicles which give out thick dark smoke. We had earlier restricted plying old vehicles due to the emission of thick smoke, but had to withdraw the decision after people opposed the move. The new method of monitoring vehicular emission launched today will help in controlling air pollution in the coming days.”

Prior to the programme, an environment rally was carried out from Light House Hill o Town Hall. Students from National Service Scheme (NSS) of several schools of Mangaluru took part in the rally.

MLA B A Moideen Bava, MRPL managing director H Kumar, MCC commissioner M Nazeer, environment Officer Rajashekar Puranik and others were present.

  

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  • SHILPA, MANGALORE

    Sat, Jan 07 2017

    Sir
    First of shift all the vehicle service centers and garages from the city limit areas and residential areas as the are polluting the area heavily by using paint spray polishing and wash and service activities. As per he by-law of MUDA and MCC these work shops and showrooms and garages are suppose o be in Industrial area only.

    In Mangalore all are located within the city limit and even in residential and commercial Zones only. How MCC is allowing this ? Why pollution test is only for vehicles? How these shops are polluting the city?

    Please reply .

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  • Shankar, Mangalore

    Sat, Jan 07 2017

    These vehicle should be equipped with large cash boxes or the operators should be given uniforms with large pockets!

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  • SUJIR PRAVEEN, UDUPI/MANGALORE

    Sat, Jan 07 2017

    Is this for 2 wheeler or other vehicles also .. please check Mangalore private city bus also

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  • dev, mangalore

    Sat, Jan 07 2017

    Introduction
    Inauguration
    Photography
    Press Report
    The End.
    Next Introduction begins...

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Fri, Jan 06 2017

    We want such introductions from all over India ...

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