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Six Kochi Corporation compactors set to be scrapped over spare parts shortage

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M.P. Praveen
Six Kochi Corporation compactors set to be scrapped over spare parts shortage
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The Kochi Corporation is scrapping six refuse compactors due to a lack of spare parts and poor maintenance, a move highlighted by a recent CAG report. The city plans to implement an Annual Maintenance Contract system to prevent future fleet mismanagement.

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This highlights systemic issues in municipal waste management and the financial impact of poor asset maintenance in Indian local bodies.

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The Kochi Corporation is set to condemn six of its 13 refuse compactors used for waste transport due to non-availability of hydraulic spare parts and inadequate maintenance support.

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The report relies on official audit findings and municipal statements to explain the situation.

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