Kerala Spent Round ₹50L to Retrieve Waste Dumped in Tirunelveli District
The New Indian Express Thiruvananthapuram|January 02, 2025
THE STATE government has spent approximately Rs 50 lakh on retrieving medical and unsegregated waste dumped illegally at multiple locations in Tirunelveli district in Tamil Nadu.
SHAINU MOHAN @T'Puram

The dumping of hazardous waste in the neighbouring state had sparked outrage, catching the attention of the National Green Tribunal (NGT). On December 20, the Southern Bench of NGT directed the state government and the Kerala State Pollution Control Board to remove the biomedical waste and mixed solid waste from Tirunelveli within three days.

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