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Mumbai: BMC launches night patrols after repeated illegal dumping at Wadala

Civic officials assure action, including roping in the police to tackle the issue

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R A Kidwai Marg in Wadala has become a hotspot for illegal debris dumping. Pic/Sayyed Sameer Abedi

R A Kidwai Marg in Wadala has become a hotspot for illegal debris dumping. Pic/Sayyed Sameer Abedi

The same spot on R A Kidwai Marg has witnessed illegal dumping four times this month. On Saturday night, unidentified vehicles once again dumped debris near Wadala station. mid-day had previously reported on illegal dumping at this location on August 29. In response, the BMC has now formed a team to monitor the area at night.

Debris was found dumped behind the BSNL staff quarters, along with R A Kidwai Marg. Local resident and social activist, Nimish Malde, said, “I saw debris here on August 14 and 28 and September 5, and 15. This is a recurring issue because vehicles are illegally parked here, creating space for debris dumping.” Malde also pointed out that the debris contributes to dust pollution and blocks footpaths, forcing pedestrians to walk on the road. “We’ve heard of the BMC’s deep-cleaning drive in Mumbai, but it’s never been conducted here,” he added.

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