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Conflict Over Waste Management Puts Pig Farmers in a Spot

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January 15, 2025

Tussle Between Kerala and TN Leads to Arrests & Increased Checks

- SHAINU MOHAN @T'Puram

A conflict over the movement of food waste across the Kerala-Tamil Nadu border has left pig farmers in the bordering regions in a fix. Last week, during border checking, the special task force of police in Kanyakumari seized five vehicles and arrested nine persons for transporting food waste intended for pig farms in Kerala.

The Tamil Nadu government and the Pollution Control Board have stepped up border checking following repeated incidents of illegal dumping of medical and other waste in the bordering villages of Tamil Nadu last month. Subsequently, the National Green Tribunal (NGT) had also intervened and registered a suo motu case for dumping hazardous medical waste in Tamil Nadu.

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