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Residents of Parsi colonies and baugs to put Rs 200 to waste

Residents to shell out the extra charge for waste management from the end of April after BPP board member's plan to set up waste management plant at Ambawadi fails

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BPP has outsourced the collection and segregation of garbage from nine colonies and baugs, to a third-party contractor for a minimum of six months. Representation pic
BPP has outsourced the collection and segregation of garbage from nine colonies and baugs, to a third-party contractor for a minimum of six months. Representation pic

From the end of this month, more than 2,000 residents from nine Parsi colonies and baugs across Mumbai will have to pay an extra Rs 200 along with their rent to have their waste collected, segregated, and disposed by a third-party contractor employed by the Bombay Parsi Punchayet (BPP).

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