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Mangaluru: Water leakage from fish trucks - 6 vehicles seized in two days

  •   Thu, May 09 2019 01:36:59 PM

Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru (MS)

Mangaluru, May 9: Police commissioner Sandeep Patil, who had warned the trucks transporting fish of spilling water emanating bad odour in the city, has swung into swift action and implemented the rule immediately.

As a result of the quick action, police have confiscated six vehicles transporting fish that did not abide by the rules, on the morning of Thursday, May 9.

The police department had served notice on May 6 to all the trucks and tempos transporting fish prohibiting them from spilling the water from the vehicles onto the road citing the order sent by National Green Tribunal (NGT) in the year 2015. This action comes right after serving the notice.


The police commissioner has tweeted about the confiscation of vehicles on his twitter account.
  

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  • Mohit, Mangalore

    Fri, May 10 2019

    Do something about irresponsible city bus drivers, who are causing havoc in the city and has made life miserable for both young and old.

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  • Peter Lewis, Kalmady/Udupi

    Thu, May 09 2019

    When Udupi Dist?

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  • Subhash Chandra, Mangalore UAE

    Thu, May 09 2019

    We need a police officers like you sir, much appreciated .

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  • J.F.D SOUZA, ATTAVAR, MANGALORE.

    Thu, May 09 2019

    Sandeep Sir, has done a marvellous job by seizing 6 vehicles. Many tempos and mini lorries are also transporting fish without any proper arrangements and they also spill water on roads continously causing accidents because of slippery of roads. Kudos to you and to your team. Meantime I draw your attention to the lorries that carries garbage etc. in the morning hours that spills garbage etc. on roads and stink also eminates from these lorries while transporting garbage and sometimes dirty water also leaks and fall on roads giving stink smell and the pedestrians and two wheeler riders are the sufferers. Take action against such trucks also.

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  • Evans C. Sumitra, Udupi/New York, USA.

    Thu, May 09 2019

    My big salute to Police Commissioner Sandeep Patil. You are doing a good job for the city of Mangalore not only on this issue but also on many others.

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  • G R PRABHUJI, Mangalore

    Thu, May 09 2019

    Yes sir, you have showed the courage. But my suggestion that , transporting fish to kerala costel area or karnataka coastal area or to Tamilnadu area , it is better to transport through Boat or small ships. So this problem will solve . Fish suppliers and buyers must start transporting mode.

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  • Lenston Dsouza, Nandalike / Kuwait

    Thu, May 09 2019

    Change in mode of transport is really good idea. Its will reduce the traffic on roads, road life spam will increase & most important is, save the life by these trucks accident.
    May be it required special permit to transport the fishes throw sailing. Also it may open room for smuggling of goods from one state to another state.
    Any legal advisers can reply on plea..

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Thu, May 09 2019

    No wonder Karnataka is a Model State ...

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  • Tam, Mglr

    Thu, May 09 2019

    One more request sir,
    we have seen trucks are been transporting the Soil in an open basket and the soils spill on road which is effect 2 wheeler

    And also request you to Implement a rule that Sticker container " Am i Driving Safely? or Call on 100"

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  • Lenston Dsouza, Nandalike / Kuwait

    Thu, May 09 2019

    Its an real trouble maker for two wheelers as well as pedestrian. Many were met in accident due to these causes. Even trucks were overloaded & it will reduce the road life spam.

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  • Dylan, Mangalore

    Thu, May 09 2019

    When will the police seize construction equipment kept on footpaths, roads and etc.? The building contractors have made it a habit by occupying public place when a private building is coming up. The authorities are least bothered.

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  • Raj, Udpi

    Thu, May 09 2019

    Well Done Sandeep Patil Sir, We citizens are with you Jai Hind

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  • Subhash Pai, MANGALORE

    Thu, May 09 2019

    Great job Sir.. that is also another reason for slippery of roads.

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  • Shivu, Mangalore

    Thu, May 09 2019

    Great Work Sandeep Sir, the roads stinks like entire national highway in dakshin kannada smells like fish market .
    I am very happy ..

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  • Peter dsouza, Kundapura

    Thu, May 09 2019

    A good work from police even the speed of their vehicle is over the death,we can live one day late eating fish.For the sake of fresh fish to reach mkts,one can loose many families.Do not execuse them if they bring political pressure tell the people then we willmake them what punishment to give on to them

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  • Peter dsouza, Kundapura

    Thu, May 09 2019

    A good work from police even the speed of their vehicle is over the death,we can live one day late eating fish.For the sake of fresh fish to reach mkts,one can loose many families.Do not execuse them if they bring political pressure tell the people then we will make them what punishment to give on to them

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