Gurgaon: Ahead of the Swayachh Survekshan 2022 survey, which is scheduled to be carried out in March, the city corporation of Gurugram (MCG) has intensified the cleanliness drive and issued 120 Challans in the first nine days of February.
Challans have been issued to dispose of litter, plastic use, non-segregation waste and wetting generator waste (BWG) does not follow the rules of solid waste management, 2016.
The enforcement team from MCG issued challans in zone-3 and zone-4 of the city below Special drives launched for this area.
Of the total 120 Challans, 65 is for plastic use, 38 to dispose of litter, seven for defecation, seven for non-waste separation and one Challan was issued for BWG because the housing community had not installed compost.
Factory for processing wet waste.
“MCG has started a special campaign in which our law enforcement team examined violations of solid waste management rules, 2016, in zone-3 and zone-4.
The team visited the bulk waste generator in these zones and ensured that they obeyed the norms.
Floors.
Exclusive in Zone-3 was convicted because the community did not have a composting factory, “said Commissioner MCG Mukesh Kumar Ahuja.
The enforcement team visited 64 BWGs, including them in the housing community, condo and restaurants.
They found that 51% of the BWG they visited generated less than 50 kg of waste every day.
It was also found during a visit that 11 BWGs had installed the compost factory to process wet waste.
In January, MCG issued 643 Challans for different violations under the SWM rule, 2016.
Meanwhile, on Thursday began driving another cleanliness in the park and roundabout called Freedom Fighters in the city.