Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru (SP)
Mangaluru, Feb 9: The contract given to Antony Waste Handling Cell Pvt Ltd to manage the waste accumulated in the city has been extended by a year. The government is yet to issue official communication in this regard.
Even though the city corporation had called for fresh tenders in 2010, later it had entered into a tender agreement with Antony Ltd in 2014 and the company began to clear waste in the city in February 2015. Its contract period ended in January this year but the corporation had proposed to the government to extend the contract with the company by a year as the fresh tender procedures takes very long.
After the company began the work of managing the waste generated here, there have been many changes. Mostly all the houses and flats are sorting the waste now. Apartment complexes having more than 30 flats are managing wet waste at source. The system of segregating wet waste and handling it at source has caused loss to Antony Ltd as the daily waste collection has gone down from 300 tonnes every day to around 250 tonnes now. The company is paid on a tonnage basis and therefore reduced weight results in less revenue.
Annually, the city corporation pays around Rs 3.25 crore to the company for waste management including sweeping of the streets. Tender process beginning in the year 2023 will be held by the end of this year. Detailed project report of Ramakrishna Mission Mangaluru and the corporation agency have been submitted already.
So far Antony Waste managment is doing good work. But my request with them that the small type vehicles, atleast they must cover the garbage with tarpaulin which they are carrying.
This clearly says that no company is intrested to take part in MCC tender. Or MCC not intrested to call any other company.Look at the veicles they are all scrapped.
If we start converting our waste we may have to close down our Fertilizer Factories ...
South Africa which jokingly used to call plastic bags as it's national flower has turned waste management into highly profitable business, guess they have better administration if not better politicians.
South Africa can jail its president for corruption - Mr. Jacob Zuma. Can India do it of its corporators, MLA.MP's. So don't compare SA with India. It is a different world that came out of apartheid and started a reconciliation commission. In India, we still talk about Bose, Patel, Nehru, Gandhi, Aurangazeb, in that order. We are moving backward South Africa is looking ahead
Just have a look at upcoming super economic country on 2050....communist who are never ready to accept the truth...still faith in red flag which is used in Pajama nowthese days
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