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India :
BMC buying 42,000 litres of deo to kill the stink arising from Deonar and Mulund dumping grounds. Only the richest civic body in the country can afford this. Or perhaps the most fanciful.
In an effort to alleviate the olfactory woes of residents around...
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Lol....didn’t think that far.....about who would have got the order. Was more concerned about the effect it will have on our environment :(
(Local Perspectives)
I agree with you.... There will be some environmental impact with such huge qty :(
(Local Perspectives)
Why doesn’t BMC start distributing deos free of cost to Mumbians?
(Local Perspectives)
Distributing free deos isn’t the solution to this threatening garbage menace. Appropriate disposal and recycling measures are the only solution.
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The order must have gone to some relative of BMC authority!