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BMC rolls out modern green dustbins across all 243 wards in Bengaluru
The Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike has begun distributing new green dustbins to municipal workers in all 243 wards to improve segregation of dry and wet waste.
The Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BMC) started today a phased distribution of modern, technology‑enabled green dustbins to civic workers across the city. The initiative covers all 243 wards of Bengaluru and aims to streamline the segregation of dry and wet waste at the source.
The new dustbins are part of BMC's effort to enhance waste management efficiency and promote environmentally friendly practices. By providing dedicated bins for dry and wet waste, the corporation expects a cleaner urban environment and reduced landfill burden.
Municipal officials said the rollout will be carried out systematically, ensuring that each ward receives the appropriate number of bins. The move reflects BMC's commitment to adopting contemporary solutions for the city's solid‑waste challenges.
The new dustbins are part of BMC's effort to enhance waste management efficiency and promote environmentally friendly practices. By providing dedicated bins for dry and wet waste, the corporation expects a cleaner urban environment and reduced landfill burden.
Municipal officials said the rollout will be carried out systematically, ensuring that each ward receives the appropriate number of bins. The move reflects BMC's commitment to adopting contemporary solutions for the city's solid‑waste challenges.