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Dumped hazardous waste cleared from Honda crematorium area

MLA directs authorities to trace source, nature of waste

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Taking serious cognisance of the alleged dumping of suspected hazardous waste near the crematorium at Narayan Nagar in Honda-Sattari, Poriem MLA Deviya Rane directed authorities concerned to initiate swift action and conduct a detailed investigation into the incident.

Acting on her instructions, authorities promptly removed the dumped waste from the site.

“Environmental violations and illegal dumping of waste will not be tolerated under any circumstances. The illegally dumped waste must be removed immediately and strict action must be taken as per law against those responsible,” said Rane.

After the matter was brought to her notice, Rane immediately issued instructions to ascertain where the waste had originated, determine its exact nature, identify the manner in which it was transported, and establish who was responsible for dumping it at the site.

Rane also directed authorities to remove the waste illegally dumped at the Narayan Nagar site without delay.

Although the exact nature of the waste has not yet been officially established, she stressed that since the material was suspected to be hazardous, it must be handled safely and with due precautions.

Making it clear that illegal dumping of waste will not be tolerated under any circumstances, the MLA instructed authorities to verify whether any rules or regulations were violated by dumping the waste at the site without proper authorisation.

Rane emphasised the importance of scientifically determining the exact nature of the waste involved in the incident. Authorities have been instructed to examine whether the material contains any chemical or industrial substances, whether it falls under the category of hazardous waste, and whether it has the potential to adversely affect the environment.

To prevent the recurrence of such incidents, authorities have also been directed to maintain continuous vigilance in Narayan Nagar and other sensitive locations in the surrounding area.

The need for coordination among the local administration, police, pollution-control authorities and other concerned departments has also been emphasised to prevent unauthorised transportation and disposal of waste.

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