The
corporations in Kerala are deciding to keep the waste compressed
in packets. The meeting of ministers have allowed Rs 30 crores of KSUDP to preserve the waste in packets until
waste refining plants are constructed. The waste that has got
accumulated in five corporations is going to be packed using a technique
called ‘bailing’.
The
machineries needed for it will be bought soon. The chief minister
Mr.Umman Chandi says that the urgent decision of conducting bailing has
been taken to prevent diseases that may occur due to these accumulated waste . The KSUDP funds can be used only in corporations. That’s why
bailing is now implemented only in five corporations.
The meeting also decided to provide
enlarged tender to complete drinking water schemes in Kasargod
municipality, Muliyar, Chengala, Muglal- Puthoor and Chemmanad
panchayats. The construction of Babikara regulator, which is an
important part of drinking water scheme, has also been allowed. The
meeting has also decided to enlarge the tenders of PMGSY tenders.
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