People are told to deal with e-waste in a scientific way to prevent harm to the environment
Kakinada:Swarna Andhra-Swachh Andhra plans to be held in Kakinada, Konaseema, Eluru, East and West Godavari areas, officials, minister Kandula Durgesh, K. PardhaSaradhi and others participated in their respective regions. Kakinada Regional Director G. Veerapandian advises students to be aware of people disposing of e-waste in a scientific way to prevent harm to the environment. Speaking on Pithapuram on Saturday, Veerapandian said that the state government organizes the Swachh Andhra and Swarna Andhra programs on a unique theme with a unique theme, with the theme of this month on the scientific treatment of e-waste.
He mentioned that there was no such huge electronic waste problem 35 years ago, but in recent years, a large amount of electronic waste has been generated and it should be processed scientifically to benefit future generations. District collector S. Shan Mohan said air conditioners, air conditioners, TVs, refrigerators, cell phones and other damaged electronic gadgets should not be kept in the house because they may have adverse health effects. He urged people to hand them over to the village or municipal authorities.
Former MLA SVSN VARMA, JANA SENA coordinator M. Srinivas and others were present.
State Tourism Minister Kandula Durgesh said the state government, led by Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu and Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan, is simultaneously prioritizing environment, welfare and development. He noted that radiation from e-waste could cause cancer and other health problems. Durgesh participated in the plans of Rajamahendravaram and Nidadavole.
Regional collector P. Prashanthi announced that an e-waste collection center will be established in each village in the coming days.
Eluru regional collector K. Vetri Selvi urges people to reduce the use of plastic to protect the environment and its health. She recommends using cotton bags instead of throwing waste on streets or gutters. Officials and government employees removed plastic and electronic waste from the Krishna canal in Eluru. The Housing Minister participated in the Swarna Andhra and Swachh Andhra program in Agiripalli in the region.
Sigodavari Regional Collector Nagarani joined MLA Bolisetty Srinivas in Tadepalligudem’s program and stressed that people should keep society clean and green. She also encourages businessmen to focus on composting from wet waste.
