Gurgaon: Because the number of cases of dengue fever is increasing in the city, Palm Drive residents, upscale condos located in sector 66, are worried about the outbreak of diseases transmitted through vectors with continuous waste waste disposal in the area.
During the last one month, occupants said that they had witnessed private seizure that violated the rules and waste water into an empty plot side by side from their society which created a stagnant water Cesspool.
This, they said, providing the perfect place to breed mosquitoes and cause serious health hazards for residents living here.
Sonali Venkatesh, one of the residents, said that he had witnessed illegal waste disposal on empty plots about a few months ago and had filed complaints to the MCG Commissioner.
“Immediately after complaints, the disposal of illegal waste waste in the area stopped.
But in one month it has returned to square one without regular examinations from related authorities to prevent illegal activities.
When our population can only report to the authorities but it is their responsibility.
To ensure that there are no repetitive violations of environmental norms.
“They claimed to have made many complaints about this problem but were unsuccessful.
Dhiraj Batra, President of Rwa Palm Drive, “The private tanker waste waste waste with impunity and even we had tried to track them but we were surprised to know that they did not even have a license number on their vehicle.” Meanwhile, Vivek Gill, the Superintending MCG engineer, said, “Waste disposal without permission in an open place with a fine of Rs 5,000 to 50,000.
About this particular problem, I have not received complaints but I will ask the official concerned to see the problem.”
In sector 66 condos, waste water raises fear of dengue fever
