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Nearly 10% fleet of garbage collection tippers fail frequently: BSWML

Nearly 10% fleet of garbage collection tippers fail frequently: BSWML
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Bengaluru's waste management system is facing a crisis as nearly 10% of its garbage collection fleet is frequently breaking down due to age and mechanical failure. Officials report that reduced vehicle capacity and staffing shortages are causing significant delays in city-wide waste collection.

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Illustrates the infrastructure challenges and public service failures in rapidly expanding urban centers.

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Out of the 5,200 waste collection vehicles in the city, nearly 8-10%, or around 500 vehicles, either break down or fail to commence operations due to mechanical issues on a regular basis, according to Bengaluru Solid Waste Management Limited (BSWML) records, as admitted by its CEO, Karee Gowda.

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Factual reporting based on municipal records and official statements regarding public infrastructure.

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