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BMC to spend Rs 94.2 lakh to keep away ragpickers, garbage mafia from Deonar

<p>After appointing the Maharashtra Security Force (MSF) to tighten security in and around the Deonar dumpyard, the BMC is planning to install mobile high-mast lights to survey the area</p>

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The high-mast lights will be active from 6 pm to 6 am to keep watch on ragpickers or garbage mafia entering the dumping ground. Imaging: Uday Mohite
The high-mast lights will be active from 6 pm to 6 am to keep watch on ragpickers or garbage mafia entering the dumping ground. Imaging: Uday Mohite

Mumbai's civic body appears to be dead serious about wiping away anti-social elements from the city's largest dumping ground. After appointing the Maharashtra Security Force (MSF) to tighten security in and around the Deonar dumpyard, the BMC is planning to install mobile high-mast lights to survey the area. Eight such lights will be stationed at specific spots to check for illegal activity inside the ground.

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