There is no system for storing the average wasted fruit. Farmer leader Sikal Ramanareddy advised to keep a large dust bin and put them in the waste bins without putting them in the road and sewers.
Chintamani A11: The tomato sales area of the city's agricultural produce market (APMC) is a slum of tomato fruit. There is also the danger of spreading infectious diseases.
It has been very difficult for APMC to step into the market due to falling rain for the past 3 days. There are hundreds of loads of tomatoes for sale on the market. After the auction, the fruit will be packed back into trucks and shipped to distant states.
Poor and unwanted fruits are dumped in the street in front of shops, on which vehicles move. The rain is pouring into the puddle.
The smell of stink breaks out in a market that is muddy. Merchants, farmers, hired laborers, motorists and motorists are worried about the risk of contracting infectious diseases.
There is no system for storing the average wasted fruit. Farmer leader Sikal Ramana Reddy advised to keep a large dust bin and put them in the waste bins without putting them in the road and sewers.
Cleanliness contractors must make the work mandatory and supervised by the administration and authorities. This has been a problem for many years. There have been many protests. They want to find a permanent solution to this.
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