Home / Mumbai / Mumbai News / Article / Sea throws back trash: BMC removes around 2500 metric tonnes of waste from Mumbai's beaches

Sea throws back trash: BMC removes around 2500 metric tonnes of waste from Mumbai's beaches

The BMC collected 2,498.66 metric tonnes of waste from Mumbai's beaches during a special clean-up drive between July 9 and 19. The campaign was launched ahead of high tides to remove marine debris and keep the city's coastline clean, safe and environmentally sustainable

  • WhatsAppBookmarkBookmark
Listen to this article :
Juhu Beach accounted for the highest quantity of waste collected during the drive, with 1,825 metric tonnes removed over the 11-day period. PIC/BMC

Juhu Beach accounted for the highest quantity of waste collected during the drive, with 1,825 metric tonnes removed over the 11-day period. PIC/BMC

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) collected 2,498.66 metric tonnes of waste from the city’s beaches during a special cleanliness drive conducted between July 9 and 19, the civic body said in a press release on Tuesday.

The special campaign was launched to keep the city's beaches clean, safe, and environmentally sustainable, particularly ahead of the high tide period from July 14 to 18, when waves exceeding 4.5 metres were forecast to bring large quantities of marine debris ashore.

For the latest Mumbai Monsoon coverage, including weather forecasts, rain alerts, transport disruptions, lake levels, and civic advisories, visit our Mumbai Monsoon News hub.

Read Next Story
Panvel Railway Police launch 'Jeevan Raksha Abhiyan' to curb track crossing among Mumbai local passengers

Trending Stories

Latest Photoscta-pos

Latest VideosView All

Latest Web StoriesView All

Mid-Day FastView All