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Industries urged to update hazardous-waste movements on monitoring website

Source: The Hindu · 24 Sep 2026, 04:33 UTC
Industries urged to update hazardous-waste movements on monitoring website
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Dinesh Reddy has urged industries to ensure hazardous waste is properly disposed of and to promptly upload management and shifting details to the APEMCL website. The platform uses a GPS-enabled system to monitor hazardous-waste handling and movement, according to The Hindu.

Dinesh Reddy has appealed to industries to ensure the proper disposal of hazardous waste and to update information about its handling on the APEMCL website, The Hindu reported. Reddy urged industries to promptly upload details covering the management and shifting of hazardous waste, according to the newspaper. The website has a GPS-enabled system designed to monitor the management and movement of hazardous waste.

The system therefore provides a means of tracking the details submitted by industries, the supplied report said. The source did not identify Reddy’s official position, specify which industries were addressed, or provide figures on the volume of waste involved. It also did not give details of any enforcement action or deadline associated with the appeal.

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