New Agreement To Clear Aadampur Legacy Waste; Bhopal Municipal Corporation Sets March 31 Deadline
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): The Bhopal Municipal Corporation (BMC) has entered into a new agreement for clearing the old garbage accumulated at the Aadampur landfill, with the private agency now taking responsibility for processing the legacy waste and handling fire incidents at the site. Work has resumed after the rainy season, and only nine acres of the 45-acre legacy-waste area have been cleared…
The Bhopal Municipal Corporation (BMC) has entered into a new agreement to clear the legacy waste at the Aadampur landfill, with a deadline of March 31. The private agency responsible for the clean-up has been given a target to clear the entire site, currently at 9 acres out of 45, within the given timeframe. The project, estimated at Rs 55 crore, aims to remove around 6.5 lakh metric tonnes of legacy waste, with 4 lakh metric tonnes still remaining.
The BMC is relying on this new arrangement to complete the clean-up after two earlier agencies failed to meet their deadlines.
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