Mayor steps into Mylapore to campaign for waste segregation

Greater Chennai Corporation (GCC) has launched a big campaign to encourage people to segregate garbage at home while disposing it so that less waste reaches the garbage dumps.

A big event was held on Sunday last at the Marina, led by the city’s mayor, R. Priya, the deputy Mayor, GCC commissioner Gagandeep Singh Bedi, officials, volunteers, Urbaser Sumeet staff and students.

Later, the Mayor and GCC officials and Mylapore MLA, Dha Velu went around a few streets in Mylapore, distributing handbills on this campaign.

Mylapore zone is fully covered by the private agency Urbaser Sumeet in collecting waste. However, in most cases, waste is not segregated at source.

Photo courtesy: GCC

One Comment on “Mayor steps into Mylapore to campaign for waste segregation”

  1. There is intense noise pollution in and around Luz church road contributed by ambulances. This is true at all times of day and night.

    Some kind of regulation is urgently required to tackle this issue.

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