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Moshi tragedy: PCMC relieves 2 engineers of key responsibilities
Municipal commissioner Vijay Suryawanshi withdrew the responsibilities of chief engineer Sanjay Narayan Kulkarni, who headed the environment engineering department, and executive engineer Yogesh Sopan Alhat, who supervised field operations at the depot
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PCMC announces ₹10 lakh compensation for kin of each Moshi victim
At 1:30 pm on July 8, a massive garbage mound slid onto the administrative building of the waste-to-energy plant at the garbage depot
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PCMC to issue notice to contractor, environment dept over Moshi tragedy
The directions were issued by PCMC commissioner Dr Vijay Suryawanshi during a review meeting on Sunday after the 84-hour rescue operation concluded with the recovery of the ninth…
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PCMC issues show-cause notice to contractor over Moshi tragedy
The civic body has warned that an unsatisfactory response could lead to termination of the contract, blacklisting and registration of an FIR
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Moshi tragedy: PCMC relieves 2 engineers of key responsibilities
Municipal commissioner Vijay Suryawanshi withdrew the responsibilities of chief engineer Sanjay Narayan Kulkarni, who headed the environment engineering department, and executive…
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Moshi tragedy: Company, two PCMC engineers submit replies
The civic administration will examine the replies before deciding on further action. The notices were issued after a garbage mound collapsed onto the administrative building of…
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Moshi building collapse: PCMC suspends two officials; departmental probes ordered
The civic body had issued show-cause notices to the two officials following the July 8 incident, in which a massive garbage mound collapsed onto the administrative building of the…
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After Moshi tragedy, PCMC plans shift to decentralised waste management
The move comes a week after nine staff were killed when a massive garbage mound collapsed onto the administrative building of the outsourced waste-to-energy plant at the Moshi…