The corporation recovered 138 tonnes of firecracker debris that detonated in chennai just before diwali yesterday. chennai Corporation collects an average of 5,100 tonnes of solid garbage every day, according to a press release released by the Corporation of Chennai. To remove them, 358 heavy and light compactor and tipper vehicles are employed. In addition, 3 725 battery-powered three-wheelers are employed on a regular basis for cleaning.

On the eve of Deepavali, the cleaners in each of the Corporation of Chennai's 15 zones collect the firecrackers collected in their respective zones. 140 tonnes of firecracker waste had been gathered and disposed of separately by cleaners as of 12 p.m. yesterday. Worse, there is still a large amount of waste to be disposed of, which has been halted owing to rain.

The collected firecracker garbage is safely carried to the "Tamil Nadu Waste Management Limited" station for hazardous waste collection and disposal, which is located on the premises of the Gummidipoondi Chipkot Industrial Estate. As a result, steps are being taken to have the cleaners collect the firecracker rubbish separately and dispose of it safely and sooner it will be dumped safely without hazards.
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S Venkateshwari

07/11/2021 01:49 PM