As per the latest reports, a new Secondary Collection and Transfer Points (SC&TP) has been established in Jagadgirigutta to reduce the strain on the city’s current transfer stations and speed up the garbage disposal process.
Waste collected from homes, roadways, and other public locations in the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) circles where SC&TP are functioning are no longer transported to transfer stations before being sent to the Jawahar Nagar dump yard for recycling. Instead, the waste is dumped in the SC&TP and then carried directly to the dump yard. The same strategy will be used in Jagadgirigutta as well.
The SC&TP assists in addressing concerns such as risks associated with waste transportation in open vehicles, spillages on roads, soil contamination, leachate, and garbage scattered around transfer stations.
Meanwhile, Zonal Commissioner (Kukatpally) V Mamatha tweeted about the facility, saying, New secondary Transfer station (SC&TP) is prepared for operations in Jagadgirigutta #kukatpallyzone.
New secondary Transfer station(SCTP) is ready for operations in Jagadgirigutta #kukatpallyzone
It has 400 MT per day capacity which can be scalable. 2 static stations with additional 10 static containers dedicated. @KTRTRS@arvindkumar_ias@GadwalvijayaTRS@CommissionrGHMC pic.twitter.com/NW3dkPAQ3s— zc_kukatpally (@zckukatpally) February 27, 2022
It has a 400 MT per day capacity that can be scaled, she added. Two static stations are dedicated, with an additional ten static containers. @KTRTRS, @arvindkumar ias, @GadwalvijayaTRS, and @CommissionerGHMC.
Municipal Administration and Urban Development Minister KT Rama Rao praised the Zonal Commissioner for establishing the SC&TP on Twitter. “Good job, ZC Garu,” he said on Twitter.
Good job ZC Garu 👍 https://t.co/gq1OqyV8M0
— KTR (@KTRTRS) February 27, 2022
GHMC to install 500 signage poles across the city
The Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) has proposed installing Street Signage Poles at 500 locations throughout the city in an effort to help people find tourist attractions, government offices, and other important locations.
The major goal of the signs, according to officials, is to help citizens navigate and get to their destinations swiftly. Of the total, 80 signage poles will be installed in Khairatabad, LB Nagar, Charminar, Kukatpally and Secunderabad zones each, with a total of 100 installed in Serilingampally.
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