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No segregation, no garbage pickup from Aug 15: Maharashtra's PCMC announces tough waste management after Moshi mound tragedy

Following the Moshi garbage collapse, the Pimpri Chinchwad Municipal Corporation (PCMC) has announced stricter waste management measures. From August 15, unsegregated waste will not be collected, while decentralised processing and mandatory source segregation will be enforced

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The Moshi garbage depot site. Pic/By Special arrangement

The Moshi garbage depot site. Pic/By Special arrangement

THE Moshi garbage mound collapse has forced the Pimpri Chinchwad Municipal Corporation (PCMC) to launch its toughest solid waste management reforms to date.

Strict rules

From August 15, unsegregated garbage will be left behind. The civic body will also set up decentralised waste processing centres across the city to reduce dependence on the Moshi dumping site. The measures aim to prevent waste-related disasters, reduce landfill burden and ensure scientific disposal.

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