Kundapur: Waste disposal - Culprits identified based on bills, penalised


Daijiworld Media Network - Kundapur (SP)

Kundapur, Sep 7: Piles of garbage being dumped by the side of the national highway have been posing a huge challenge for the local administrations. People seated in luxury vehicles just toss bags of waste from inside the vehicles and flee away. Identifying the culprits has been a huge challenge in such cases. Under these circumstances, Tekkatte gram panchayat has succeeded in finding out the identity of the garbage throwers on the basis of bills found in the garbage.

The local administration checked the waste so disposed of and found some bills and receipts issued by shops etc, identified the culprits on this basis, and penalised them Rs 2,000 duly providing proof of what they had done. In addition, Rs 1,000 was also recovered from them as reward for the staff who identified them.

The Tekkatte gram panchayat was finding it very hard to handle bags of waste being thrown by the roadside on Malyady road. The administration has been collecting dry waste from individual houses to keep the area clean. The staff of the solid and liquid resource management (SLRM) scheme searched the waste and found bills and receipts in the bags pertaining to certain persons who were then served with notices and warned against continuing with the practice of throwing away garbage.

 

 

 

 

  

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  • Joy, Mangalore

    Tue, Sep 07 2021

    Garbage issue will be a never solved issue throughout until authorities plan to keep at least a big garbage bins at intervals of every 2 or 3 kms, since at remote places even though system has been done to collect garbage, the concerned agent never comes to collect n goes back half way. All these complaints fall on deaf ears of the panchayat authorities. Hence these residents are forced to throw it by roadside. If some system is done n even then people are continuing with same method, then punish them.

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  • vishwadeepak, mangalore/dxb

    Tue, Sep 07 2021

    i wont be saint here..some day i did throw garbage ..to next bithil !without choice! i wish i could handover garbage to vote seekers!

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Thane

    Tue, Sep 07 2021

    Make them sweep the Streets ...

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  • Anand, Mangalore

    Tue, Sep 07 2021

    Just put them behind bars and give them toilet cleaning job for 1 month.

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  • Rita, Germany

    Tue, Sep 07 2021

    Anand mangalore still better they should clean the garbage place.A worthfull lesson and work.Thereafter many may not throw wastage there.fearing the work.when we will become educated?Waste on road is a welcome to wld animals ,stray dogs,and mosquitoes.

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  • Ned DCunha, Mangalore/Chikmagalur

    Tue, Sep 07 2021

    Congratulations to the staff who dug up trash & found the names of people who threw trash. Hope more & more culprits are caught.

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  • Manikchand, Mangalore

    Tue, Sep 07 2021

    When we catch multiple thieves shouldn't let them know how we cought them, now knowing this they will litter without any clues.

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  • Anonymous, Mangalore

    Tue, Sep 07 2021

    Such is the brainless functioning of many of our Government departments.

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  • Anton, Kinnigoli

    Tue, Sep 07 2021

    Rs 2000 is too small punishment. They should have been taken to any dumping yard and made forcefully to work there at least for one day . Then only people will learn a lesson

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