Plastic ban: NGT seeks status report from Delhi Govt.

ANI  |  New Delhi [India] 

The Green Tribunal (NGT) on Tuesday sought a detailed compliance report by May 19 from the and state pollution control committee in connection with the usage of disposable plastic in the capital.

The NGT had earlier on January 1 prohibited the use of plastic in the capital, asking for strong action against storage, sale and use of such materials.

The tribunal was hearing a seeking a review of the December 2, 2016, order imposing the ban on disposable plastic in entire NCT of

The NGT had earlier lashed out at for showing 'laxity' while dealing with the alarming situation of air pollution and smog in the city.

(This story has not been edited by Business Standard staff and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)

Plastic ban: NGT seeks status report from Delhi Govt.

The National Green Tribunal (NGT) on Tuesday sought a detailed compliance report by May 19 from the Delhi Government and state pollution control committee in connection with the usage of disposable plastic in the national capital.The NGT had earlier on January 1 prohibited the use of plastic in the national capital, asking for strong action against storage, sale and use of such materials.The tribunal was hearing a petition seeking a review of the December 2, 2016, order imposing the ban on disposable plastic in entire NCT of Delhi.The NGT had earlier lashed out at Delhi Government for showing 'laxity' while dealing with the alarming situation of air pollution and smog in the city.

The Green Tribunal (NGT) on Tuesday sought a detailed compliance report by May 19 from the and state pollution control committee in connection with the usage of disposable plastic in the capital.

The NGT had earlier on January 1 prohibited the use of plastic in the capital, asking for strong action against storage, sale and use of such materials.

The tribunal was hearing a seeking a review of the December 2, 2016, order imposing the ban on disposable plastic in entire NCT of

The NGT had earlier lashed out at for showing 'laxity' while dealing with the alarming situation of air pollution and smog in the city.

(This story has not been edited by Business Standard staff and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)

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