GHMC Negligence in Hyderabad: Garbage Burning in Badangpet Sparks Fire Near Trees and Power Lines
GHMC negligence in Hyderabad as garbage burning in Badangpet circle sparks fire that spreads to trees and electricity wires near Meerpet Police Station.
Hyderabad: A serious incident of GHMC negligence in Hyderabad after garbage burning in Badangpet has triggered concern among residents. The fire caused by burning garbage in Badangpet under the Shamshabad zone spread to nearby trees and reached close to overhead electricity wires, creating a dangerous situation on the Meerpet main road near Meerpet Police Station.
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The Hyderabad garbage burning incident in Badangpet occurred as municipal workers allegedly set waste on fire instead of transporting it properly, raising questions about safety and environmental practices.
Garbage Burning in Badangpet Leads to Fire Hazard
The GHMC garbage burning incident in Badangpet circle reportedly took place as part of activities linked to the 99-day Praja Palana programme.
According to local residents:
- Municipal workers burned garbage on the spot instead of removing it
- The flames spread to nearby trees
- The fire reached electricity wires passing above the road
- The incident occurred on Meerpet main road near Meerpet Police Station
For some time, the situation created panic among people living and traveling in the area.
Fire Department Brings Flames Under Control
After receiving information about the Badangpet garbage burning fire incident, the fire department teams rushed to the spot.
Officials quickly acted to:
- Control the flames spreading from garbage to trees
- Prevent the fire from reaching electric wires
- Ensure safety for residents and commuters
Their timely response helped prevent a potentially serious accident.
Residents Allege Municipal Negligence
Local residents blamed municipal negligence in Hyderabad’s Badangpet circle for the incident.
Concerns raised by locals include:
- Garbage being burned in open spaces
- Lack of proper waste transportation
- Risk of air pollution and fire hazards
Former local corporator Bikshapati Chari stated that attempts to contact Badangpet Circle Commissioner Saraswati reportedly received no response during the incident.
Environmental and Safety Concerns Raised
The Hyderabad garbage burning incident in Badangpet has highlighted the risks associated with open burning of waste.
Residents warned that such practices can cause:
- Severe air pollution
- Health risks for nearby residents
- Dangerous fire accidents
- Damage to trees and electrical infrastructure
Local people said burning garbage on roadsides can easily lead to larger fires, especially in areas with trees and electric lines.
Locals Demand Action From Municipal Authorities
Following the GHMC negligence in Hyderabad after garbage burning in Badangpet, residents have demanded strict action from municipal authorities.
They are urging officials to:
- Stop open garbage burning
- Ensure proper waste collection and transportation
- Implement safety measures to prevent fire hazards
Residents emphasized that immediate steps are necessary to prevent similar incidents in the future and to maintain public safety in Hyderabad.
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