The BMC staff, especially of T Ward, are not serious about safeguarding the
hygienic conditions of the citizens because their garbage vans are not even
covered properly. Also, they do not spray insecticides like DDT after clearing
the garbage bins, which results in the emanation of foul smells and causes air
pollution. This might also lead to the spread of air-borne diseases. The BMC
and the State Health Ministry must take serious note of these shortcomings in
the garbage cleaning operations.
Sundar K Kumar, MulundMulund-Powai Plus has been running a series of articles
on the problems that plague our suburbs. We have raised several issues from
load shedding to water crisis, bad roads to clogged drains.
In-depth coverage of what the BMC, the MSEDC and other government agencies are
planning for the tax-payer are regularly offered.
You can have your say too. Mail us in about 100 words what you think is the
biggest issue troubling our suburbs and a possible solution to it.
Mail us at mp.plus@gmail.com (Write ’Big.Issue’ in the subject line) We will
publish the most practical and feasible solutions in Mulund-Powai Plus
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