Mumbai: Marine life must be protected, said the Bombay High Court on Wednesday while looking for the Maharashtra coastline, including the coast of Mumbai, cleaned from garbage and dirt on it.
Hearing pills and referring to after Tauktae Typhoon, the main judiciary of Datda and Justice Girish Kulkarni on June 30 had searched for state, central and BMC responses about the issue.
The judges have prepared a list of all news reports including Ti May 20 reports about 87 percent more thrashes on seven beaches in Mumbai on a typhoon day.
Advocates-General Ashutosh Kumbhakoni said he had gone through news reports and looked for a short time to record the State Stand.
The judges reiterated they wanted the coastline and the beach was clean.
That’s when Justice Kulkarni said, “We want the coastline to be cleaned and marine life to be protected.” Ag agreed with the bench that said “The sea vomit returns what you have put into it.
” The judges observed that during whatever hurricanes were thrown behind.
While AG said most of the plastic, the judge said they included a bag Plastics and cans.
“The percentage of material that came to the beach was Minuscule, ” said CJ, who remembers watching a video of a diving instructor and Cristina Shark Conservator Zenarro releasing fishing hooks stuck in shark jaws.
, “These are the things we need to care for,” he added.
Judges will hear this problem on Friday.