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- The Greater Bangalore Authority (GBA) is bringing in new rules for disposing of building demolition waste in Bangalore.
- Anyone demolishing a house or building will have to mandatorily register, and dumping debris anywhere without registration will attract a penalty.
- The company handling the disposal has set a rate of Rs 760 per tonne.
- City development minister Krishna Byre Gowda also said waste-carrying vehicles will need GPS tracking and registration, with rules to be finalised after meetings with police and the transport department, as part of efforts to stop illegal dumping and keep the city clean.
What to watch next
- When the mandatory registration and pricing rules for demolition waste come into force
- Details of the GPS tracking requirement for private waste-carrying vehicles
- Outcome of the planned meetings with police and transport departments on implementing the rules
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