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Regulate our business, say scrap dealers

PANAJI

In the line of fire over their operations disturbing local communities and a number of fire incidents reported periodically, the All Goa Recycling Dealers Association (AGRDA) has asked the State government to regulate their business.

On Monday the association said the State government should take measures to streamline their operations at scrapyards across Goa. 

It said, the government should register their scrapyards either under the Goa State Pollution Control Board or the Goa Waste Management Corporation. 

They also suggested that the government consider taking forward the registration process initiated back in 2010 wherein scrapyards were asked to register under a Goa Waste Recycling scheme.

They claimed it was notified then and they had been called to apply on the basis of which regularization of 382 scrapyards across Goa was under the government’s consideration.

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Unusual: Agonda Gram Sabha members give 2 kgs of manure

The Goan Network
Published May 9, 2023, 1:02 AM IST
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CANACONA   Members attending the Agonda gram sabha on Sunday were given an unusual item to take home, two kgs of manure free of cost which was produced from waste at the Agonda garbage treatment plant.   The gram sabha deliberated on various development works and also passed resolutions on some decisions.   Agonda Sarpanch Fatima Rodrigues, who chaired the Gram Sabha, informed that eight tenders have been approved for development works and they…

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