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Waste removal delayed in Panchkula, say residents

Sectors 15 and 20 worst affected with mounds of mixed waste lying unattended along roadsides, open grounds

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Garbage piled up at Sector 20 in Panchkula. Tribune photo: Pardeep Tewari
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Heaps of garbage, burnt firecracker remains and rotting waste have turned several areas of Panchkula into unsightly dumps.

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Sectors 15 and 20 are the worst affected with mounds of mixed waste —plastic bags, discarded decorations, food leftovers and horticulture waste — lying unattended along roadsides and open grounds.

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Residents complain that despite repeated complaints, municipal workers have not cleared the accumulated waste since Diwali night.

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“It is the same situation every year after the festival,” said SK Nayar, president, Citizens’ Welfare Association, Panchkula, and a resident of Sector 15.

MC officials said that post-Diwali cleaning operations were underway and the backlog would be cleared within 24 hours.

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