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Delhi LG and CM Rekha Gupta plants bamboo plant at Bhalswa landfill site

CM Rekha & LG Saxena

NEW DELHI, 4 March (H.S.) : The Bhalswa

landfill site is a mountain of garbage. Before the election, garbage in the

capital, Delhi, was the main issue in the campaign. Today, Delhi CM Rekha Gupta

and LG Vinay Saxena, along with local MLA Deepak Chaudhary and Municipal

Councillor Gayatri Yadav, were surveyed and planted the bamboo plant at the

garbage landfill.

Bhalswa

landfill is an overfilled waste dumping site in Delhi. It is the biggest

problem in the entire area. The mayor of Delhi claimed to have reduced the

garbage mountain by half. He said that 45 lakh metric tons of garbage have been

removed from that mountain.

Chief Minister

Rekha Gupta says that the double-engine government in Delhi is working on

mission mode. There will be all-round development in Delhi. She, further, said

that this is an effort towards the government’s ‘Developed India 2047.’ Now

greenery is being increased in this area by planting bamboo plants. Two thousand

of bamboo plants were planted here so that the entire area remains green and

pollution can be reduced. CM Rekha Gupta said that after removing the garbage

mountain here, very soon there will be a green park, which will completely

eliminate the pollution spreading around, and people will get a good

environment.

At the same

time, Delhi’s Lieutenant Governor Vinay Kumar Saxena also said that a new

beginning has been made here today. Today 2,000 bamboo plants have been planted

here. Within one or one and a half months, 54,000 more trees will be planted.

Bamboo trees have been planted because they give 30% more oxygen; our

government is going to make Delhi pollution-free.

The mayor said

that, in fact, the level of pollution remains very high in the area of

​​several kilometers around the Bhalswa landfill site. The smoke and dirty

water emanating from the landfill site spread pollution in the entire area;

people are falling ill. In the last few years, work has also been done on this

landfill site.

Hindusthan Samachar / Meenakshi Bhattacharya

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