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₹9 crore scientific waste system approved to tackle Gajuwaka’s dumping yard issues

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₹9 crore scientific waste system approved to tackle Gajuwaka’s dumping yard issues
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The government of Andhra Pradesh has approved a ₹9 crore scientific waste management system for Gajuwaka to address long-standing dumping issues. The project includes modernizing parks and sports infrastructure to improve urban living standards.

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Infrastructure investments in urban waste management are critical for sustainable development and public health in rapidly growing Indian cities.

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Minister of Municipal Administration and Urban Development (MA&UD) Dr. P. Narayana has approved a modern Garbage Transfer System (GTS), estimated at nearly ₹9 crore, aiming to provide a long-term solution to the long-standing dumping yard issue faced by Gajuwaka residents, particularly in Ward No. 76.

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