Gurgaon Bans Garbage Burning Till Air Becomes Clearer

PTI

With high levels of pollution impacting the city, Gurgaon district administration on Monday exercised section 144 of CrPC in Delhi and banned the burning of waste, garbage and other materials openly. 

The order applies with the immediate effect following the direction of TL Satyaprakash, Deputy Commissioner of Gurgaon. It will continue till the city becomes smoke-free, he said. 

The order stated that action would be taken against anyone found burning waste material which increased the pollution level. 

The City SHOs, Joint Commissioner of MCG and other regional officers of pollution control board have been directed to register complaints against any violators. 

The DC also urged residents and city RWAs to support the district administration in curbing pollution level to maintain peaceful and healthy ambiance in the city.

(Feature image source: PTI)

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