Civic body spends Rs. 35 core, claims to be ready for monsoon
Nullah News - We're Prepared: BMC
Says who?!
The BMC has done destiling of major, minor nullahs across the city.
According to the recent nullah cleaning report, the BMC has cleared 200.254 km of major nullahs, 129.266 km of minor nullahs and 1986.98 km of road side open drains.
News Source - Mumbai Mirror
Saturday 7 June 2008
Nullah News 13
Vegetables vendors go about their business amid the muck dumped on the roadside in Borivli
Nullah News - Nullah Silt Dumped in Borivli
Veggies now garnished with a dash of...
- More than a week now, Devendra Deva, a senior citizen residing in a residential complex at Borivali (E), has been waking up to a heap of silt and muck dumped in the front of his home.
- The silt removed from gutters and nullahs, to clear them before the monsoons is being dumped on the roadsides, posing problem to residents, pedestrians and motorists. Wednesday was the ninth day that the slit lay there.
News Source - TOI
Nullah News - Nullah Silt Dumped in Borivli
Veggies now garnished with a dash of...
- More than a week now, Devendra Deva, a senior citizen residing in a residential complex at Borivali (E), has been waking up to a heap of silt and muck dumped in the front of his home.
- The silt removed from gutters and nullahs, to clear them before the monsoons is being dumped on the roadsides, posing problem to residents, pedestrians and motorists. Wednesday was the ninth day that the slit lay there.
News Source - TOI
Nullah News 12
Contractors appointed to clean nullahs dump silt along the rail tracks; during the monsoon, the silt is likely to flow right back into the nullah and block movement of rain water; the results, flooding of tracks.
Nullah News - A Disaster by the rail tracks
Here Today
1. Contractors appointed by Western Railway are supposed to remove the silt from the nullah and dispose it away from the tracks.
2. But, to cut expenditure and increase profit, they dump the silt next the track. When it rains, the silt will flow back into the nullah.
(As per the rules, the contractors are suppose to remove the silt and also dispose it (away from the tracks) - A Western Railway Official
The RULES; WHY and HOW they are BROKEN
- Contractors are suppose to remove the silt, dispose it (away from the tracks)
- But they dump the silt along the tracks to save expenditure and increase profit
- Railway officials responsible for supervising the cleaning work overlook this negligence so that they meet the deadline.
News Source - Mumbai Mirror
Nullah News (Contd) - WR Clears Silt Dumped along Tracks
Gone Tomorrow
Following Mumbai Mirrior Report, order contractors to properly dispose waste from nullahs running along the rail lines
1. Mumbai Mirror's Monday edition reported silt lying along the tracks between Bandra and Matunga.
2. Area cleared of silt on Wednesday.
News Source - Mumbai Mirror
Nullah News - A Disaster by the rail tracks
Here Today
1. Contractors appointed by Western Railway are supposed to remove the silt from the nullah and dispose it away from the tracks.
2. But, to cut expenditure and increase profit, they dump the silt next the track. When it rains, the silt will flow back into the nullah.
(As per the rules, the contractors are suppose to remove the silt and also dispose it (away from the tracks) - A Western Railway Official
The RULES; WHY and HOW they are BROKEN
- Contractors are suppose to remove the silt, dispose it (away from the tracks)
- But they dump the silt along the tracks to save expenditure and increase profit
- Railway officials responsible for supervising the cleaning work overlook this negligence so that they meet the deadline.
News Source - Mumbai Mirror
Nullah News (Contd) - WR Clears Silt Dumped along Tracks
Gone Tomorrow
Following Mumbai Mirrior Report, order contractors to properly dispose waste from nullahs running along the rail lines
1. Mumbai Mirror's Monday edition reported silt lying along the tracks between Bandra and Matunga.
2. Area cleared of silt on Wednesday.
News Source - Mumbai Mirror
Nullah News 11
Nullahs a favourite dumping site
Nullah News - Residents raise a stink over blocked nullah
Blocked Ends
- One end of the nullah at Worli's Hanuman Nagar is open...
- But the other end is slowly being closed in by debris...
- While the pipe that is supposed to take the dirty water to the sea is completely closed off by debris causing the water to enter thehomes of residents around it.
News Source - Mumbai Mirror
Nullah News - Residents raise a stink over blocked nullah
Blocked Ends
- One end of the nullah at Worli's Hanuman Nagar is open...
- But the other end is slowly being closed in by debris...
- While the pipe that is supposed to take the dirty water to the sea is completely closed off by debris causing the water to enter thehomes of residents around it.
News Source - Mumbai Mirror
Nullah News 10
My dump, your dump, every where a dump dump.
Nullah News - Debris in Nullah: AAI faces music from BMC panel
Planes 'n' Nullahs
The civic standing comittee sought action against the AAI (Airports Authority of India) for dumping debris in three nullahs in Borivli. Corporators said it would lead to flooding in the area.
News Source - TOI
Nullah News - Debris in Nullah: AAI faces music from BMC panel
Planes 'n' Nullahs
The civic standing comittee sought action against the AAI (Airports Authority of India) for dumping debris in three nullahs in Borivli. Corporators said it would lead to flooding in the area.
News Source - TOI
Nullah News 09
Nullah News 08
Yet another thief finds solace in a Nullah and disappears
Nullah News - Baazigar Chor
English Translation - Trickster and Thief
Disappearing Act
A thief caught in the act jumps into gutter. Cops and firemen are called in. They stand guard at exit points while a fireman enters the nullah. At the end of an 8/hr operation, they are left with eggs on their faces...
News Source - Mumbai Mirror
Nullah News - Baazigar Chor
English Translation - Trickster and Thief
Disappearing Act
A thief caught in the act jumps into gutter. Cops and firemen are called in. They stand guard at exit points while a fireman enters the nullah. At the end of an 8/hr operation, they are left with eggs on their faces...
News Source - Mumbai Mirror
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