Gurugram: District administration on Friday imposed pre-grap measures to fight pollution because the air quality index (AQI) deteriorated to 102 from Thursday 77.
The action plan (grap) will be applied in the region since October 15.
While the construction project, including highways and metro sites, will be needed to provide an effort to the pollution control board on compliance with dust management norms, the state pollution control agency Haryana (HSPCB) will reactivate the complaints complaints room.
Companies in Gurugram, Sohna, Pataudi and Farrukhnagar, and GMDA, will begin to sprinkle water on the road, increase the frequency of mechanical cleaning and crack down on the use of coal and firewood in hotels and restaurants.
Single plastic use has been banned.
“We are more careful this year.
Even though wines will be applied from 15 October like every year, we strive to bring the first steps this time to ensure that air quality is not much,” said Deputy Commissioner of Teacher Yash Garg.
All industries have been directed at controlling dust emissions and using smoke weapons extensively.
The industry must only use approved fuel, which action fails to start with them.
The next order states that solid waste disposal in industrial and housing areas must be overcome by pulling concession holders to collect the door to the door.
Civil bodies have been asked to ensure the burning of the city waste ‘zero’ and 100% traffic transfer at a point of congestion to the eastern peripheral express freeway (EPE) and Western peripheral Express (WPE), dust reduction and safe disposal.
The police department has been directed at confiscating diesel vehicles that are older than 10 years and gasoline vehicles are older than 15 years and to provide diversion at a heavy intersection and ensure smooth traffic in the vulnerable areas identified.
Meanwhile, the team was assigned to punish violations of environmental norms with construction projects with the default area of ​​less than 20,000 square meters in their respective city limits.
MCG also needs to ensure compliance with road construction norms and storm waterways.
Four fire tenders will be deployed by the fire branch, one for each zone, to sprinkle water on the road.
“This is a set of preventative measures implemented by Gurugram with the intention of ensuring that air quality remains controlled,” said Kuldeep Singh, regional officers, HSPCB.