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EIA study for Cacora garbage treatment plant complete

Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar has informed that the Environment Impact Assessment study for Cacora garbage treatment plant is completed. Parrikar provided this information in a reply to a question tabled by Cuncolim MLA Clafasio Dias.

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Parrikar further informed that the EIA study has been submitted to the Goa State Pollution Control Board.
The state government has identified land for a garbage treatment plant at Cacora in Quepem taluka.
It is also reported that this upcoming plant will be on the lines of garbage treatment plant in Saligao.
Parrikar's reply further stated that the garbage treatment plant at Cacora will take 18 months to complete from the day of commencement of work.
Dias had also asked when the state government will come down heavily on vendors using plastic carry bags. To this, Parrikar replied, "The government held a meeting with the municipal councils/corporations on June 21, wherein it was decided to identify and establish manned collection centres on public roads to enable public to deposit the waste at such centres."
The reply further said, "The urban local bodies (ULBs) were asked to identify sites for establishing manned collection centres. In the said meeting, it was decided to have enforcement team for each ULB comprising one sanitary inspector with two officials from the police department to be exclusively deployed for monitoring and inspecting the violation and book the violators as per act and rules."

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Govt monitoring river levels, informs Khaunte

Revenue Minister Rohan Khaunte on Wednesday said that the Government was closely monitoring water levels in Bicholim and Sankhali Rivers in view of incessant rains lashing the State during the last four days.

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Published Jul 20, 2017, 3:27 AM IST
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the goan I networkPANAJI He was responding to Bicholim MLA Rajesh Patnekar who raised apprehensions about the rising water levels in these rivers which could result into flood-like situation in Bicholim and Sankhali market areas. "The Deputy Collector has already started with his work. A team along with the officials of municipal council and fire services are already on the job," he assured. "The water levels have risen due to incessant rains but are within the permissible…

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