Chandigarh, October 19:- The Commissioner, Municipal Corporation Chandigarh, Sh. Amit Kumar, IAS, conducted a surprise inspection of the sanitary landfill (SLF) at Dadumajra today to review the progress of the inspection track, plantation along the boundary wall and ongoing wet and mixed waste processing operations. He issued strict directions to the concerned officials to ensure regular monitoring, expedite pending works and maintain the site effectively.
During the inspection, the Commissioner reviewed the newly constructed 2,250-foot-long and 12-foot-wide inspection track developed around the sanitary landfill. The track, constructed with PCC kerbs and a cinder surface, will facilitate regular inspection and monitoring of the plantation and dumpsite area.
Taking stock of the plantation along the boundary wall, Sh. Amit Kumar directed the concerned engineers to ensure regular monitoring of plant growth, proper maintenance and timely attention to the upkeep of the green belt. He stressed that the plantation must be maintained effectively and directed the officials to take necessary measures to further enhance the green cover around the boundary wall.
The Commissioner also inspected the ongoing wet waste and mixed waste processing operations at the site. Issuing strict directions to the concerned engineering officials, he instructed them to expedite mixed waste processing and ensure that the work progresses at the required pace. He emphasised the need for close supervision of the operations and timely action to address any bottlenecks affecting progress.
The Commissioner directed the officials concerned to maintain close and regular oversight of the inspection track, plantation and waste processing activities, ensuring that all works are carried out efficiently and without unnecessary delay.
The surprise inspection reflects the Municipal Corporation Chandigarh’s focus on strengthening on-ground monitoring, accelerating waste processing and improving the environmental conditions around the Dadumajra sanitary landfill.