Mumbai: The BMC removed as much as 952 metric tonnes of garbage from August 15 to 23, which has washed to the seashores of Mumbai during to the heavy downpour. A total of 380 staff and six machines from the solid waste management department were deployed 24/7 at the Girgaon, Dadar-Mahim, Juhu, Versova, Madh and Gorai beaches to collect the garbage.
The city was lashed with extreme heavy rainfall on August 19 and 20, with several areas received more than 300 mm rainfall. The garbage collection was expedited after that on the instructions of BMC Commissioner Bhushan Gagrani and the solid waste management department was directed to ensure proper disposal too.
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Garabe collected from August 15 to 23 from the beaches in metric tonnes (MT):
Girgaon- 23 MT
Dadar-Mahim - 300 MT
Versova- 200 MT
Juhu - 375 MT
Madh-Marve - 34.5 MT
Gorai - 20 MT
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