Panel formed for removing Sterlite waste
The New Indian Express|June 03, 2023
Nine-member panel under sub-collector will identify vendors who will submit an action plan to remove waste
Panel formed for removing Sterlite waste

The district administration has constituted a local management committee for identifying suitable vendors for evacuating hazardous materials from the defunct Sterlite Copper premises.

An order issued by collector K Senthil Raj dated May 29 allowed for evacuation of the remaining gypsum, operation of SLF leachate collection sump pump and SLF-4 bund rectification, while maintaining status quo on maintenance of green belt and clearing of wild bushes and dry trees under the supervision of the Ottapidaram block development officer.

The nine-member local management committee headed by sub-collector includes Thoothukudi rural DSP, joint director of industrial safety and health, district environmental engineer of TNPCB, district fire officer, executive engineer (planning) of Thoothukudi municipal corporation, BDO of Ottapidaram union, and administrative and technical representatives of Vedanta.

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