GHMC Issues E-Waste Alert: Old Chargers and Cables Found Toxic, Citizens Urged to Use Safe Disposal Points

Hyderabad: The Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation has issued an awareness alert warning that old chargers, cables, and electronic items are toxic and can harm both health and the environment.

Citizens in Hyderabad have been urged to take responsible steps by disposing of e-waste through authorized disposal points by scanning a QR code. The initiative is part of ongoing awareness efforts, with no enforcement action mentioned.

GHMC E-Waste Awareness: Old Chargers Pose Toxic Risk

In its latest public message, GHMC highlighted that:

• Old chargers and cables are not junk but toxic
• Electronic waste releases harmful toxins
• These toxins can affect both human health and the environment

The civic body stressed the need for proper handling of e-waste to prevent pollution and health risks.

Call for Responsible Recycling in Hyderabad

GHMC has urged residents of Hyderabad to adopt safe disposal practices:

• Dispose of old electronics responsibly
• Avoid dumping chargers and cables with regular waste
• Use authorized e-waste collection points

Citizens have been advised to scan a QR code provided by GHMC to locate nearby safe disposal centres.

Focus on Clean City and Sustainability

The campaign is part of GHMC’s broader push for:

• Clean city initiatives
• Sustainability awareness
• Waste management improvement

The message emphasizes that small steps like proper disposal of chargers and cables can contribute to a cleaner Hyderabad.

The GHMC e-waste alert in Hyderabad warns that old chargers, cables, and electronics are toxic and harmful to health and the environment. Citizens are being encouraged to use QR code-based disposal systems and recycle responsibly. The initiative is ongoing as part of awareness efforts to promote sustainability and safe waste management.

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