Commissioner Guntur Municipal Corporation Puli Srinivasulu on Monday checked the waste transfer station to Yard to Yard. | Photo Credit: T. Vijay Kumar
Guntur Municipal Corporation (GMC) announced a number of initiatives aimed at improving urban health, environmental standards and civil infrastructure.
A total ban on plastic with one use will enter into force in the city of August 1. Commissioner GMC Puli Srinivasul on Monday said that in the last three months, gatherings, public meetings and units to raise awareness of the preparation of population and enterprises for the transition had been carried out.
Special working groups advocate a ban through inspections and deposit severe sanctions. The civic chief urged citizens to move to substances or jute bags. Meeting with hotel owners, restaurants and Curry Point, followed by plastics manufacturers and the Chamber of Commerce, are scheduled for 29 July to ensure cooperation.
At the same time, GMC released a three -day ultimatum for voluntary removal of road and release interventions on Kakani Road and Ponnur Road. Unauthorized structures prevent angry works, which leads to waterlogging, operation and floods in low -laid areas, he explained.
In further development, Mr. Srinivasulu ordered engineering teams to accelerate the construction of the garbage station on Yard Ethuor Road Compost. The collection of household waste and commercial units will also start 1 August.
Published – 28th July 2025 20:57
