Dumping of garden waste on the roadside increasing in Tiruchi, residents blame erratic clearance by civic body
As part of a drive conducted every Wednesday, sanitation workers, garbage collection vehicles, and excavators have been deployed to clear the waste from all wards.A Corporation official said that, on an average, around 50 trips are undertaken to collect waste from different parts of the city. As the monsoon is approaching, pruning of tree braches is expected to be taken up, he added.Weekly clearanceThe Corporation has appealed to residents to place garden waste for collection only on Wednesdays and to keep it within their premises on other days instead of dumping it in public spaces.
- ▪As part of a drive conducted every Wednesday, sanitation workers, garbage collection vehicles, and excavators have been deployed to clear the waste from all wards.A Corporation official said that, on an average, around 50 trips are undertak
- ▪As the monsoon is approaching, pruning of tree braches is expected to be taken up, he added.Weekly clearanceThe Corporation has appealed to residents to place garden waste for collection only on Wednesdays and to keep it within their premis
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Residents in several parts of Tiruchi have expressed concern over the indiscriminate dumping of garden waste along roadsides in residential areas, pointing to irregular collection by the Corporation.According to residents, garbage collection vehicles assigned to collect garden waste do not visit neighbourhoods regularly, forcing people to dump debris and other green waste on roadside and vacant sites. They alleged that the problem is more acute in narrow and congested localities such as Singarathope, Teppakulam, and Bheema Nagar, where collection vehicles do not enter the streets.Although the civic body has five mini-tippers and five tipper lorries for collecting garden waste, their deployment has not been adequate to meet the demand.
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