Delhi's Crackdown on Construction Dust: Heavy Fines and New Initiatives
Delhi Environment Minister Gopal Rai fined a construction company Rs 5 lakh for violating anti-dust guidelines at a new RML Hospital block. Over 500 government teams will monitor sites for compliance. A 21-point winter pollution action plan aims to curb stubble burning and improve air quality.
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In a significant move to combat pollution, Delhi Environment Minister Gopal Rai imposed a fine of Rs 5 lakh on a construction company for not adhering to anti-dust guidelines during building at RML Hospital.
The penalty highlights the government's intensified measures to enforce environmental regulations, with Rai stating that non-compliance will lead to further actions.
A new anti-dust campaign, involving over 500 inspection teams, has been launched. Complementing these efforts is a 21-point winter action plan to address broader pollution issues, including measures against stubble burning.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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