Garbage truck used to carry Covid-19 patients in Andhra Pradesh
As the nation is already struggling to cope with the deadly second wave of COVID-19, citizens are urged to follow COVID appropriate behavior and maintaining good hygiene is a crucial part of that. With the use of face masks, gloves, PPE kits on the rise, disposing of the waste has to be done with extreme care. But some people are still ill-mannered when it comes to disposing of garbage and proof of that went viral on social media on Saturday.
A video, which was recorded by an environmentalist, went viral on social media for all the wrong reasons. The video shows a high-end sedan pull over on the bridge across the Nethravati river in Mangaluru and two women get off only to throw garbage into the river, which is not only considered sacred but serves as a lifeline to the people of Dakshina Kannada.
Three women booked for throwing waste into Netravathi
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Cases registered against them for violating lockdown norms
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Cases registered against them for violating lockdown norms
The police on Saturday booked three women and seized their car for throwing waste into the Netravathi from their car near Jeppinamogaru on National Highway 66.
Cases under Section 269 and 270 of the Indian Penal Code and Section 51 (B) of Disaster Management Act,2005, for violating the lockdown and for indulging in acts of spreading infectious diseases were booked against Shailaja Nayak, Rachana Nayak, and Susheela who were in the car. They are from Kankanady.