New Delhi: Minister of Environment Gopal Rai, who held a meeting with various departments on Monday to review the situation of air pollution, said his department has continued the proposal for the Ministry of Education to the Air Quality Management Commission in the National Capital Region and the Caqm of Caqm to reopen Schools and colleges.
Other review meetings on December 16.
Rai said when SC has ratified Caqm to relieve anti-pollution sidewalks, the Delhi government will take the right action based on its decision.
The ban on the entry of the truck to continue: Rai
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“The ban on trucks from entering Delhi, except important services, will continue.
Many institutions ask us to facilitate the prohibition of construction and demolition of activities.
For this, we have directed institutions to submit written applications to us and CAQM, based on further action,” Minister said .
The Supreme Court has asked Caqm on Friday to check the application of anti-pollution sidewalk easing within a week.
A source said the commission on Monday held a virtual meeting with the food industry, medicine, paper mills, and dairy and construction institutions.
“They submit their application to the steps taken by them to control pollution.
The Commission will take the final decision this week,” added the source.
Dust control steps, such as water sprinkling, will continue and all departments, companies, PWD and Delhi fire services have been directed to run this campaign.
In an ongoing anti-dust campaign, 6,953 sites are checked.
Of these, 597 was issued notification for violations and RS 1.65 crore finely worn on them.
Under the anti-open combustion campaign, 16,580 sites are visited.
Notifications published to 2,490 sites and Rs 46.96 lakh finely worn on them.