Mumbai: BMC Makes MDCTS Registration Mandatory For C&D Projects, Waste Vehicles; ₹25,000 Fine For Violations
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AI-generated summary of the coverage listed below: On September 9, 2026, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation announced that all construction and demolition projects, as well as waste‑carrying vehicles, must register with the Mumbai Debris Control & Tracking System within 15 days. The rule covers the entire waste chain from generation to disposal and imposes a ₹25,000 fine for violations. The directive follows a High Court warning that the city’s garbage problem remains severe. QUOTE: "whole city is full of filth" — Bombay High Court, Justices Girish Kulkarni and Neela Gokhale
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- Center (1): Free Press Journal
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- MMC Makes KYD QR-Code Plates Mandatory For 1.29 Lakh Doctors In Maharashtra Ahead Of October 31 Deadline — Free Press Journal (center)
- Mumbai: BMC Makes MDCTS Registration Mandatory For C&D Projects, Waste Vehicles; ₹25,000 Fine For Violations — Free Press Journal (center)
- Mumbai Garbage Crisis: Bombay HC Warns BMC Officers, Orders Strict Waste Segregation SOP And Task Force — Free Press Journal (center)