Ghazipur Delhi Fire of Ghazipur 48 hours open, Fire continues

Srivastava, we have planned a lot but first, let's look at the main news of the day the gazebo fire in eastern Delhi is on fire even after 48 hours moment, the Delhi government has ordered the Delhi pollution committee to impose a fine of 50 lakh rupees on mcd now Delhi environment minister Gopal rai said action would be taken against those on duty.

McD staff and police were present at the time of the incident to discuss the matter further and to ensure that similar incidents did not happen again at a joint meeting of the Department of Environmental Affairs, McD DMC dda convened by Delhi.

The government on April 4 now recalled that Delhi police had previously registered a fire with unknown individuals in connection with a fire that broke out on Monday at the dump.

We outside hours and counting fires at the Jaipur landfill continue to burn residents have been sniffing toxic fumes and complaining of various ailments including skin diseases.

But the government has so far closed a deaf year in their misery now times the Akanksha network brings this to us. report that we are in dumpy Jaipur outside and here.

The fire has been burning for the past two days as you can see behind me this Landfair uh landfill that burned down on Monday afternoon and in fact, smoke coming from this dump land was all over Jaipur.

 It is now under control and no casualties have been reported but according to the fire department the line contains flammable materials because the fire is constantly burning, we have repeatedly, we have locals who say such fires are repeated here and there creating many external problems we are joined by Dr. Richard Singh.

In broadcasting, he is now part of the Science and Environment Center and also an expert in waste management.

 Talk about the environment without even knowing that such things are happening now garbage disposal is a big problem in India sinking in our garbage.

If you could tell your viewers, you know through your expertise what the health and environmental hazards that residents especially those living in the area.

These dumps are facing yes thank you for having me uh and uh this.

The removal of municipal waste management we have experienced over the past decade and the dumb side needs, first of all, to realize that when it comes to clean waste disposal system that is developed in a sustainable or sustainable manner. 

If this did not happen and this has happened many times why first do we dump mixed waste uh has all kinds of waste including organic content home hazardous waste large landfills in the country.

 So that the impact on the environment is also very long and irreversible can cause damage, for example, one of the things you have already seen is a garbage dump but something like a piece of pollution happens suddenly. 

The level of pollutants in the atmosphere will increase including sulfur oxides of nitrogen is a component that includes both bm 2.5 and pm10 uh we also get halogenated hydrocarbons in the air and dioxin present.

 Because it may contain certain plastics so all these pollutants can affect greatly the air we breathe directly and in the universe and that is just as I was telling you that this might be called the pollution of the previous episode. 

Contributing to the deterioration of air quality uh this is something that can pollute groundwater and surface water because leachate is something. 

That is produced continuously due to the monsoon and also because the water is present in the decaying organic waste so all kinds of discharges including water uh can damage water including both uh groundwater as well more water and you can see the air quality.

Is now very depleted and we will not have this kind of problem at least in an area like Delhi NCR where air quality is already deteriorating yes, actually, Dr. Singh. you make others know certain points about that.