Chandigarh MC team visits bioreactor & compost plant in Mumbai

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Updated At : 12:41 PM Apr 22, 2022 IST

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Chandigarh, April 21

Sarabjit Kaur, city Mayor, and Anindita Mitra, Commissioner, Municipal Corporation, along with a team, today visited the Kanjur bioreactor and composting plant in Mumbai.

The team visited the plant where over 5,000 metric tonne waste is processed per day.

The team also visited a bioremediation site where over 60 lakh metric tonne legacy waste is processed to produce RDF and bio soil.

The team had a meeting with Iqbal Chahal, Commissioner, Municipal Corporation, Mumbai, and discussed various initiatives.

The Mayor said it was a good learning experience and would help the MC in framing detailed project reports and tenders for successful execution. —

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