Letter: Police Letter seems to have been awakened from his sleep above the discharges of toxic chemicals illegally.
Halong by tightening snares around the industrial area through an increase in the police, the city police are now exploring seeking assistance from the industry and local villagers to ensure that there is no illegal disposal of harazardous waste.
The police have started close legal action against those involved in the illegal disposal of chemical waste at the GIDC Sachin which caused the death of six workers and 23 fell ill on January 6.
Meeting with representatives from various industries and villagers for united efforts in preventing the disposal of toxic waste illegally.
The meeting held in the Sachin Gidc area where industrial representatives from Sachin, Sachin GIDC and the Pandesara area along with 55 representatives from 14 villages in the region joined.
Senior police officers from the area and Sharad Singhal, police commissioners, also present.
Villagers and industrial representatives sensitive about how they can warn the police if they pay attention to illegal activities.
Tomar assured the participants that they could remind the police without fear of anyone.
“The police have identified 23 spots, including 14 in Sachin GIDC, five in Sachin and four in the Pandesara area where chemicals can be discarded.
A team will continue to watch at these points and it will be covered with CCTV supervision, “Tomar said.” We have started processing the tender for CCTV installations.
We ensure that the CCTV network is monitored thoroughly.
We try to be sensitive to the villagers that your land, air, and water are polluted lead to serious health implications.
We are looking for their help for Tell us and their security will be ascertained, “added Tomar.
Police Letter Build For Dangers of Illegal Disposal After 6 Deaths
