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IN PHOTOS: BMC cleaning Nallah at Mumbai's Dharavi T junction ahead of monsoon

Updated On: 24 April, 2025 03:19 PM IST | Anushree Gaikwad

BMC contract worker was seen cleaning a nullah in the Dharavi T-junction area on Thursday as a part of Mumbai's pre-monsoon preparations. (Pics/ SHADAB KHAN)

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A huge pile of garbage was recently spotted accumulating inside a nullah near Dharavi T Junction. Pic/ SHADAB KHAN
A huge pile of garbage was recently spotted accumulating inside a nullah near Dharavi T Junction. Pic/ SHADAB KHAN
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These piles of garbage are raising concerns, with only two months left until the onset of the monsoon 

These piles of garbage are raising concerns, with only two months left until the onset of the monsoon 

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The BMC aims to clear 75 per cent of the targeted silt quantity by May 15

The BMC aims to clear 75 per cent of the targeted silt quantity by May 15

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The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) appears to be making progress in cleaning nullahs

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) appears to be making progress in cleaning nullahs

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As part of the pre-monsoon preparations, desilting work is being carried out rapidly in Mumbai’s major and minor drains

As part of the pre-monsoon preparations, desilting work is being carried out rapidly in Mumbai’s major and minor drains

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The BMC comes up with more transparency in the nullah desilting

The BMC comes up with more transparency in the nullah desilting

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 According to a BMC official, citizens can now see desilting work on the https://swd.mcgm.gov.in/wms2025  link

 According to a BMC official, citizens can now see desilting work on the https://swd.mcgm.gov.in/wms2025  link

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The BMC has set a target to remove 10.06 lakh metric tonnes of silt from various nullahs and the Mithi River. Of this, 1.81 lakh metric tonnes have been removed as of now

The BMC has set a target to remove 10.06 lakh metric tonnes of silt from various nullahs and the Mithi River. Of this, 1.81 lakh metric tonnes have been removed as of now

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