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PCB realizes fine of Rs 8300 on sale of Polythene

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5 Dariya News

Srinagar , 11 Jul 2020

Last updated on: Jul 11, 2020, 00:00 IST

In continuation to its drive against sale, stocking and use of banned Polythene and Single Use Plastic (SUP), throughout the valley Pollution Control Board Kashmir today recovered a fine of Rs. 8300 from different shopkeepers, vendors and stockists.Pollution Control Board, Srinagar during a raid in Sarai Baala Maharajbazar area of Srinagar seized 85 kgs of banned SUP and Polythene, the offenders were compound challaned on spot and a penalty of Rs. 1000 was imposed and collected from the violator.The raid was conducted by a joint team of PCB, Srinagar headed by Divisional Officer and Forest Protection Force personals led by Dy. Inspector.In another such raid Divisional Officer Anantnag seized 40 kgs of banned Polythene from offenders and compound challaned them on spot and a penalty of Rs. 4900 was imposed and collected from the violators.To make J&K Union Territory free of Polythene and SUP, the J&K Pollution Control Board under the Chairmanship of Suresh Chugh has started a campaign against such traders, shopkeepers who illegally deal with such items.The J&K Pollution Control Board authorities have made frequent appeals to all the traders, shopkeepers and the public to avoid use of banned polythene and Single use plastic items made of non–biodegradable materials.

 

Tags: JK Admin , Kashmir , Jammu And Kashmir , Jammu & Kashmir , Srinagar , Polythene and Single Use Plastic , SUP , Pollution Control Board Kashmir

 

 

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