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Western Railway’s Mumbai Central Division collects over 10 tonnes of segregated waste in four-day cleanliness drive
Updated On: 26 September, 2026 06:12 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondent
The drive, conducted from Monday to Thursday, resulted in the collection of 6,300 kg of wet waste, 3,700 kg of dry waste, 83 kg of special-care waste, and 47 kg of sanitary waste. At the Coach Care Centre in Surat, around 200 kg of waste was cleared and handed over to civic authorities

The campaign included community outreach programmes aimed at encouraging residents and passengers to adopt better waste-management practices, including waste segregation and home composting. PIC/WESTERN RAILWAY
Western Railway’s Mumbai Central Division collected more than 10 tonnes of segregated waste during a four-day cleanliness drive held earlier this week across its stations, carsheds, coaching depots, and other premises as part of the Swachhata Hi Seva 2026 campaign.
The drive, conducted from Monday to Thursday, resulted in the collection of 6,300 kg of wet waste, 3,700 kg of dry waste, 83 kg of special-care waste, and 47 kg of sanitary waste, a press release issued on Saturday by Western Railway Chief Public Relations Officer Vineet Abhishek stated.
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