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Concerns have been raised on the negative impact that the ash, found in the surroundings including water sources may have on the health of the people.
Earlier, following several complaints lodged by the residents, the Karnataka Pollution Control Board had deputed a team of experts to study the problem. The team had later directed MRPL to comply with six conditions related to the operation of the unit. It is gathered that MRPL has complied with all the conditions, except for ongoing work of shifting of silos, which is expected to be completed by December.
MRPL officials conduct inspection
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Public decry official apathy
“The problem has been persisting over the last five-six years. On getting complaints the officials visit the area and assure of solving the problem. However, nothing has been done so far,” alleged the locals and demanded that the district administration should take action against MRPL.