Udupi: Reckless people dump empty bottles, choke beaches


Daijiworld Media Network - Udupi (SP)

Udupi, Dec 9: During the clean-up operations undertaken on Hoode seashore within Tonse Kemmannu gram panchayat limits, over 5,000 empty bottles were found in the gaps between the boulders.

Nirmala Tonse organization, Hoode in association with other organizations, had undertaken the cleanliness campaign. Within a distance of one kilometre, a huge quantity of empty bottles was found stuck into the builders heaped to stop sea erosion.

The said organization has undertaken the cleanliness operation along with Kemmannu SKPA, Giants Welfare Foundation, Kemmannu College Old Students’ Association, Lions and Leo Club Kallianpur and others.

Some people arrive at the beach in the night. They seem to get drunk and throw away bottles here. A huge heap of waste that includes glass bottles, plastic cups, plastic bottles etc have accumulated at the beach. The number of bottles goes on increasing with each week and a huge heap of waste has formed here. Because of some who enjoy drinking, the others including tourists face problems. It also adversely harms tourist potential, the locals say.

It is said that the request of the locals not to drink here is not heeded by the visitors. When drunk, such people also create problems for others. Therefore, the environment gives rise to fear among the ladies, the locals said.

Member of Nirmala Tonse organization Richard Crasto says that the beach should be clean and the environment should be tranquil. He wants the police beat system to be further increased and stringent action to be taken against those who throw waste including bottles at the beach.

 

 

  

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  • N Mukkawala, Kinnigoly

    Thu, Dec 10 2020

    opponents of Swatch Bharat .

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  • Flavian, Manngalore/Kuwait

    Thu, Dec 10 2020

    Jossey,
    Providing waste bins and also toilets is a great idea. However there should be some security arrangement too near these public toilets. Cannot rule out . .....

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  • Charles D'Mello, Pangala

    Wed, Dec 09 2020

    This kind of activities are happening all over coast. Not only drinking but also using drugs. A police beat every one hour can only stop these kind activities on the beach. Instead of doing this kind of work, our police are just beating around the bush.

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  • SRM, Mumbai

    Wed, Dec 09 2020

    .... because A HONEYMOON COUPLE will come later on to clean the beach.

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  • Anand, Surathkal

    Wed, Dec 09 2020

    Install powerful flood lights and CCTV at the beach.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Wed, Dec 09 2020

    Please organize to build Toilets & Waste Bins every 500 Meters ...

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  • Anand, Mangalore

    Thu, Dec 10 2020

    Toilets without cleaning personnel is waste of money. Some hotel near malpe beach are so dirty that you cannot enter the toilets. Local administration should inspect these hotels every month and fine them if they don't keep the wash room clean.

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