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Festival waste doubles garbage burden on Karimnagar civic body
By Express News Service||1 min read at The New Indian Express
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The Bathukamma and Dasara festivals in Karimnagar have doubled the daily garbage collection burden on the Municipal Corporation of Karimnagar, forcing sanitation workers to work extra hours.
Unsold flowers and floral waste from vendors, along with waste from Durga pandals, accumulated on roads and in drains.
The civic body is already facing challenges at its dumping yard, where accumulated garbage emits smoke and foul odours affecting nearby residents.
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KARIMNAGAR: The Bathukamma and Dasara festivals have doubled the garbage collection burden on the Municipal Corporation of Karimnagar (MCK), with sanitation workers putting in extra hours to clear waste from residential divisions, main roads and areas surrounding Durga pandals.
Following the festivities, several flower vendors dumped unsold flowers and floral waste along roadsides, causing inconvenience to motorists and pedestrians. Waste generated at Durga pandals also accumulated on roads and entered drains, adding to the civic body’s sanitation challenges.
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