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INR 59,500 fine collected in few days Our Correspondent Kohima, Aug. 8 (EMN): While Nagaland government had banned single-use plastic (SUP) items in the state with effect from July 1, Kohima Municipal Council (KMC) has gone a step further by imposing a blanket ban on all SUPS, including those within the level of microns or grams per square metre (GSM) permitted by the Central and state governments. The list of banned single-use plastic items by the KMC include disposable plastic and polystyrene (thermocol) plates, trays, containers, cups, bowls and cutlery; earbuds with plastic sticks, ice cream plastic sticks, plastic sticks for candies, plastic balloon holders, polystyrene-made (thermocol) decorations, plastic carry bags, thin plastic sheets, transparent packaging and plastic film packaging used for food items, sweet boxes, invitation cards and cigarette packets. ‘KMC is not doing it for itself but is doing it for everyone. It is just the mindset which we need to change, if we are

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