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Waste Management: Enhanced Waste Management Proposed at Street Food Fiesta in Mangaluru | Mangaluru News

Learn about the enhanced waste management practices proposed by the Anti-Pollution Drive Foundation (APDF) for the upcoming Mangaluru Street Food Fiesta. Find out how the city plans to ensure a clean and hygienic event.

NGO Submits Memorandum to DC to Enhance Waste Management Practices at City Festivals

NGO Submits Memorandum to DC to Enhance Waste Management Practices at City Festivals Mangaluru: The Mangaluru-based NGO, Anti-Pollution Drive Foundation

Man With Placards Urges Public Not To Dump Waste | Mangaluru News

Mangaluru: 5 achievers felicitated on International Women s Day | coastaldigest com

Mangaluru: 5 achievers felicitated on International Women’s Day News Network March 8, 2021 Mangaluru, Mar 8: Women India Movement observed International Women’s Day by felicitating five achievers in Mangaluru on Monday. The achievers who were felicitated are Sabitha Monis who was born without arms and was recently selected for the Women Achievers award-2021, instituted by Press Council of India and Karnataka Newspapers Association, Ayesha (Karkala), Ashleen (Mangaluru), Shamshad (Mangaluru) and Reshma (Mangaluru). National Women’s Front State President and Bantwal Town Municipal Council member Zeenath Bantwal said, “Women should raise voice against atrocities and injustice. Women are not weak. Unitedly, they should raise their voice in the country.”

Mangaluru volunteers net 14 tonnes of garbage from Netravati river | Mangaluru News

Cleanliness drive in Mangaluru MANGALURU: A group of 150 volunteers has scooped up nearly 14 tonnes of garbage after cleaning the banks of river Netravati. The river cleaning drive near Netravati bridge was initiated by Hasiru Dala and Anti Pollution Drive Foundation (APDF), in association with various organisations, last Sunday, the first day of the campaign. The cleanup drive was planned meticulously as it required some action to pick up the waste strewn down a slope that meets the river. Ropes and hooks were used to zip down the slope and haul up the waste. Modified bags made out of old fishing nets were used to store the collected waste and pull it up. Most of the waste consisted of diapers and sanitary disposables, meat, household mixed waste, construction waste, thermocol, broken crockery, dead animals and electronic items. The waste was picked up by vehicles of Antony Waste Handling Cell for transfer to the actual dumpyard.

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