New Delhi: In other efforts to increase their rankings in Swachh Survekshan and ensure strict compliance with solid waste management regulations, 2018 in the field, corporations have set new targets for residents to separate garbage.
Apart from the rules that were told three years ago, the implementation on the ground was unsatisfactory.
North Delhi Municipal Corporation will force a complete ban on the collection of non-separate waste from November 1 violate the norm.
Last month, East Delhi Municipal Corporation (EDMC) has also announced November 1 as a deadline for waste separation for commercial, non-housing, institutional and industrial areas.
The number of penalties will range from Rs 500 (for each default) to RS 1 Lakh.
For residential areas, RS 200 penalty will start from January 1, 2022.
“We are doing an intensive orientation program for mass generators, such as the Rwas Association and traders.
We will take strict action after the deadline deviations,” said Commissioner Edmc Vikas Anand.
Sanjay Goel, North Commissioner Corporation, has asked the concession holder to collect only separate waste from households and shopping companies to achieve 100% separation targets at the time limit.
“We will start attaching a red sticker in a regular vote.
To minimize violations, officials have been asked to prepare a special strategy area, including for slums and other settlements, commercial institutions and other non-housing places,” Goel said.
South Delhi Municipal Corporation (SDMC) has set December 31 as a target for 100% waste separation in 58 wards.
“We are holding a separation in 37 wards.
But his success depends on the efforts of the residents,” said an SDMC official.
North Corporation has launched a sanitation and cleanliness drive for a month for the celebration season.
To stop the waste disposal in the open, there will be community toilet cleansing and public urinal and transportation of garbage at vulnerable points.
Drive will be on November 11.
“A nodal officer will be appointed in every zone to help overcome complaints and complaints related to sanitation and cleanliness.
Officials will regularly examine regions along with regional council members to ensure the right cleanliness, sweep the road and market and cleaning of Dhalaos.
They must submit Daily progress reports, “Goel said.