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Bengaluru Tackles Garbage Crisis Head-On
18 Jun
Summary
- Door-to-door garbage collection is a priority for three months.
- Immediate steps will improve the existing waste management system.
- Civic body and citizens must collaborate to solve the waste problem.

Bengaluru's government will concentrate on improving garbage collection over the next three months, bypassing delays in a new waste management system. The focus is on ensuring door-to-door waste collection to eradicate garbage black spots citywide. Minister Krishna Byre Gowda directed officials to implement this strategy.
Reviewing solid waste management, the minister acknowledged the daily challenges and resident frustration. While new tenders are being processed, immediate improvements to the existing system are crucial. Many vehicles are in poor condition, staff shortages persist, and GPS tracking remains a compliance issue.
Both the civic body and citizens must work together to solve the persistent problem of garbage black spots. Officials will be held accountable for irregular waste collection, and residents are urged to report such issues and hand over waste directly to collection vehicles. Segregation levels vary significantly across different areas.