Madikeri, june.23: Senior officials today visited the garbage disposal unit and gathered information on the Supreme Court's notice on the garbage disposal problem in Madikeri city. In relation to the Public Interest Petition filed by the city's SRVK association in the High Court for permanent relief for garbage disposal in Madikeri, the court instructed the municipality to file an affidavit on measures to be taken for the disposal and disposal of garbage currently stored in Stone Hill for several years. The municipality is not pouring garbage into Stone Hill, and the sewage in Stonehill is built to drain rainwater. Steps have been taken to divert rain water. The existing barrier is able to prevent trash piles. Also, tarpaulins are placed on the pile to prevent rainwater from falling into the trash. The waste treatment plant is sorted by garbage and dry waste and fertilized are shipped from the garbage. Also, in the 15th Finance Scheme, Rs. 20 lakh is reserved and tenders have been called. Rs.30.5 lakhs is reserved for, purchasing large thrash bins for garbage collection. Action is being taken to dispose of the old garbage in the existing wards. The affidavit was submitted that the work was not performed due to the absence of workers due to Covid.
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