Pune : CPCB directs MPCB to take action against garbage burning incidents near Kalyani Nagar   

Garbage burning incidents are on the rise & have become very common in several areas of Pune. One such garbage burning incident has been noticed in the Kalyani Nagar area where garbage is set on fire.  The local citizens from the area have been constantly taking interest in dousing the fire by constantly seeking help from the Fire Brigade, but the root cause of the problem remains unanswered. 

Pune Pulse had highlighted the plea of the local residents seeking resolution to their daily problems regarding air pollution caused by garbage burning. 

The Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) has instructed the MPCB to take action “MPCB, please take action against the complaint received at CPCB and update action taken with reference to this complaint.”

Several netizens have actively expressed their opinions about this.

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@pmcmco @mpcb_official @CMOMaharashtra @byadavbjp
Needs a stringent strategy

To control nom systematic
sources of AirPollution in Pune

These sources increase the AQI
but remain untraceable
in the books@SakalMediaNews @LoksattaLive @abpmajhatv @htpune @HTMumbai @TOIPune

— #AirPollution #Modikaparivar #ModiKiGuarantee (@navipeth) March 12, 2024

I don't understand why garbage is so poorly handled all across the country….is this the way we will manage our big population and the garbage it generates ????????

— Ashwin (@ashwin_srao) March 12, 2024

We need your help @PunePmc to eliminate this menace and serious health concern. Despite multiple complaints from residents of Kalyani nagar we’ve not seen permanent action being taken.

— Brinda Thomas (@BrindaT83480027) March 12, 2024

Renuka Suryavanshi 

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