Bengaluru Civic Leaders Tackle Flooding and Waste Management in Citywide Inspections

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• Bengaluru city corporation commissioners conducted inspections to address flooding,waste management,and public hygiene concerns across various zones on Sunday.
• In the North zone: Commissioner Pommala Sunil Kumar inspected flood-prone areas near Yelahanka (Kogilu Cross Junction), monitored stormwater drain works at Kogilu Circle, and directed solutions for drainage improvements near Ramanashree California Garden and Puttenahalli Lake. Emphasis placed on solid waste management and cleanliness in Yelahanka Satellite Town.
• In the Dasarahalli zone: Additional Commissioner Latha R. focused on cleaning black spots, debris removal along M.S. Ramaiah Layout Main Road, the reopening of a public toilet at MEI Colony ground, and addressed grievances from residents.
• South zone: Commissioner K.N. ramesh inspected Ejipura secondary waste transfer station,which processes up to 170 tonnes daily through automated segregation systems; called for expansion of similar facilities throughout all wards to improve waste management practices systematically.
• East Zone: Commissioner Ramesh D.S. cleared unauthorised stalls using earthmovers in Bellandur area footpaths; fined a restaurant ₹25,000 for unhygienic conditions; while Additional Commissioner Lokhande Snehal Sudhakar ordered desilting of stormwater drains in K.R Puram alongside road repairs & addition new Tin Factory adjacent Potholes Supervision expansions

Officials warned further noncompliance through Tight enforcement strict penalties upcoming

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