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Namutumba sand miners decry price fluctuations

Daily Monitor Wednesday February 10 2021 An excavator extracts sand at Kayirira Wetland in Katabi Town Council oin 2019. Sand mining is one of the most lucrative business in Uganda s mining sectors. PHOTO/EVE MUGANGA. Summary Prices: Miners say sand prices have been fluctuating since last year, and now ranges between Shs25,000 and Shs30,000 depending on the size of the truck. Advertisement Ayub Kirya, 24, a sand miner, left his village in Nabusere, Nakalama Sub-county, Iganga District, two years ago and settled in Namutumba District, with sand mining as his main source of income. However, Kirya says unlike in the past where the activity used to fetch them some reasonable income, things have changed for the worse.

AP Govt Likely To Tie Up With PSU For Sand Mining, Supply

AP Govt Likely To Tie Up With PSU For Sand Mining, Supply Jan 03, 2021, 14:40 IST VIJAYAWADA:  Andhra Pradesh Government is likely to enter into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with a public sector undertaking with regards to the mining and supply of sand in the State. As per reports published in TNIE, the officials of the Mining department might enter into an agreement with Metal Scrap Trade Corporation (MSTC) next week. Whether the agency will take up the task of implementing the revised sand policy of the State government on its own or it will appoint another agency is yet to be finalised. The AP Principal Secretary (Mines and Panchayat Raj and Rural Development) Gopala Krishna Dwivedi said that the talks are in the final stage with the PSU, after they had received response from several Central agencies about implementing the revised sand policy and explaining the proposal to them.

National Green Tribunal (NGT) Yearly Round-Up 2020

Scientific Disposal of Bio-Medical Waste arising out of COVID-19 treatment The issue for consideration in this matter was the remedial action to address the gaps in compliance of the BMW Rules, 2016, as applicable to the disposal of bio-medical waste arising out of handling of COVID-19 disease, so as to ensure protection of environment and public health, in view of potential of such infectious waste adversely affecting public health, concerned workers and professionals etc. Disposal of COVID-19 waste in general bins so as to be part of municipal waste or unscientific handling sewage and other liquid waste without safeguards can be hazardous. Need was felt to incorporate best practices apart from continued supervision and monitoring, compiling data in an online format, use of electronic /digital manifest system to track and log COVID-19 waste from all sources, preventing its accidental spillage, analyzing the data for strategic planning and the feedback by creating nec

NGT directs Andhra Pradesh to act against those involved in illegal sand mining

NGT directs Andhra Pradesh to act against those involved in illegal sand mining DECCAN CHRONICLE. Updated Dec 15, 2020, 10:09 am IST Government told to have adequate control mechanism and monitoring mechanism on activities like mining/desilting/dredging  AP asked to set up a permanent Expert Appraisal Committee in each district to conduct replenishment study and for preparation of District Survey Report. DC Image Vijayawada: The National Green Tribunal (NGT) directed the AP government to take action against persons involved in illegal sand mining or exploitation of mines and minerals, by launching persecution, imposing penalty and collecting royalty. The NGT, Southern Zone, Chennai comprising justice K. Ramakrishnan and expert member Saibal Dasgupta, while issuing an order on Monday on petitions filed by Devineni Rajasekhar and T. Srinivas, challenging regulations and notifications by several departments on sand mining, said that no act of sand mining in the guise

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