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Dairy Owners Dump Dung, Clog City Drains
20 Jul
Summary
- Two dairy owners booked for discharging cow dung into drains.
- Drains at Haibowal Dairy Complex clogged due to cow dung discharge.
- Municipal Corporation enforces NGT water usage guidelines.
Authorities have taken action against two dairy owners at the Haibowal Dairy Complex for allegedly discharging cow dung into drains designated for liquid waste. This discharge has led to clogged drains and waterlogging within the complex streets.
The Municipal Corporation previously warned dairy owners about such practices and has been facilitating cow dung removal to prevent drain blockages. In a related action, several other dairy owners were booked for failing to install water meters at their units.
This measure is part of enforcing National Green Tribunal guidelines, which limit water usage per animal. The Municipal Corporation instructed dairy operators to install meters to ensure compliance with the 100 litres per animal water flush limit.
