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QMC to extend contract of waste management agency

The Quepem Municipal Council (QMC) has decided to extend the contract of the solid waste management agency by six months, in the absence of other takers to collect garbage in the town.



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This decision was taken at a special meeting of QMC, after chairperson Raul Pereira said no other waste management agency had come forward to take up the 
contract.  
The QMC had floated a tender to appoint a new solid waste management agency to manage and treat 
solid waste from Quepem municipality.  
The existing Mumbai-based waste management agency had already been three months extension by the council in the recent past.  
Speaking to The Goan, QMC Chairperson Raul Pereira said the Mumbai-based solid waste management agency, which manages collection, segregation and treatment of solid waste, had been given an extension by QMC for 
six months.   
“The agency’s contract had ended in March, but the council extended its contract as no other waste management agency came forward to accept the contract when the tender was floated,” said Pereira.  
Asked what QMC would do after the extension of contract, Pereira replied: “The QNC may further renew the contract for another term.”  
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Fatorda locals fear delay in desilting nullahs may lead to water-logging

With pre-monsoon showers lashing the city in the last 24 hours, fears have been raised in certain quarters in Fatorda over the delay in desilting of the storm water nullah, with residents saying that failure to desilt the nullahs will result in water-logging.

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Published May 31, 2017, 6:49 PM IST
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the goan I networkMARGAO  The office of the TCP Minister and Fatorda MLA Vijai Sardesai, however, told the media that work on the desilting of the storm water nullahs in and around Fatorda will kick-start from Wednesday.   A resident of Fatorda Dixon Vaz told The Goan that Fatorda may witness flooding this ensuing monsoon with most of the storm water nullahs still not desilted till date. “Last night’s showers have exposed the authorities and has only added to…

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