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Photos: Kanwar yatra leaves behind 30,000 MT garbage in Haridwar

Last updated on - Jul 28, 2022, 13:45 IST
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30,000 MT garbage in Haridwar

For comparison, this is the amount of waste Haridwar would have generated in five months.

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Kanwar yatra leaves behind 30,000 MT garbage in Haridwar

Environmentalists expressed concern about the impact of such large mounds of waste coupled with 'shoddy' processing facilities on the city.

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People brought sound systems worth lakhs to blare here

People brought sound systems worth lakhs to blare here.

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Haridwar waste

The wildlife, especially birds, must have gone through immense stress," said a social activist.

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garbage in haridwar

The administration also deployed 1,100 cleanliness workers to pick up the garbage and take it to the transportation site.

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The year's kanwar yatra did indeed see a huge spike in footfall as it was held after a gap of two years.

The year's kanwar yatra did indeed see a huge spike in footfall as it was held after a gap of two years.

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pilgrimage site in Uttarakhand

Experts said there was an urgent need to set a carrying capacity for each tourism and pilgrimage site in Uttarakhand.

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Disgusting and shameful. Creating havoc in the name of religion is unwarranted and should be discouraged
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