What is the problem
At present, around 12 metric tons of waste is generated daily in Ghaziabad. For door-to-door garbage collection, the Municipal Corporation has deployed more than 250 vehicles in the city. Door-to-door garbage collection has closed the open garbage dumping points to a large extent in the city, but now the new problem is due to non-separation of wet and dry garbage. The rigor is made now only to follow this rule.
To whom how much fine will be imposed in which municipal body
| reason for the fine | municipal Council | municipal Council | Nagar Panchayat |
| Do not give dry and wet waste separately | 200 | 100 | 500 |
| Put construction equipment on the road | 2000 | 750 | 500 |
| on the spread of dirt from tree bark, cuts | 200 | 75 | 50 |
| Mix fish, animal remains | 1000 | 500 | 350 |
Action from March 4
The Municipality Health Officer, Dr. Mithilesh Kumar said that the Municipality will recover this amount of fine from March 4. For this, a team is being formed to monitor each area and each neighborhood. For the fine to be collected on the spot. If the fine is not paid on the spot, the residence tax will be recovered by adding it to the residence tax of the building concerned.
The government’s emphasis on cleanliness
City Commissioner Dr Nitin Gaur said the government is emphasizing cleanliness. The government has taken strict measures against those who sabotage cleanliness. For this, a fine will be imposed from March 4. People must follow cleanliness rules to avoid fines. It will be a great collaboration for the company.
