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Haryana to set up more Bandhwari-like plants

To ensure efficient garbage disposal, the Haryana government will set up waste treatment facilities on the pattern of Bandhwari plant, which treats tonnes of solid wastes from Gurgaon and Faridabad. HT reports.

Updated on: Dec 05, 2012 01:43 AM IST
Hindustan Times | By , Gurgaon
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To ensure efficient garbage disposal, the Haryana government will set up waste treatment facilities on the pattern of Bandhwari plant, which treats tonnes of solid wastes from Gurgaon and Faridabad.

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“The model of the Bandhwari waste treatment plant is likely to be replicated in other parts of the state,” said Samir Pal Saro, director general of the Haryana urban local bodies.

A team of 150 engineers inspected the plant on Tuesday. The engineers and other senior officials of 85 municipal committees, councils and corporations of the state spent four hours at the plant and discussed ways to improve its treatment capacity.

“The plant is running successfully and there is a scope of improving its capacity. We inspected the entire operation and hope our engineers have learnt a lot,” said Saro, adding that in some cities the plan is already underway to set up more such plants.

Bandhwari plant is the only waste treatment plant in the state. It was set up in 2010.

 
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