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Garbage mountains will disappear like dinosaurs in 5 years', says Sirsa

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April 18, 2025

Delhi Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa on Thursday said the government was exploring the possibility of hiring an additional agency to expedite the waste processing and asserted the city's garbage mounds would "disappear just like dinosaurs" in the next five years.

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Garbage mountains will disappear like dinosaurs in 5 years', says Sirsa

Inspecting the Ghazipur landfill site in east Delhi, he said the government was working on a war footing to clear the legacy waste and free the city from its piles of garbage that have accumulated over the years, resembling hills. "I want to offer my commitment that the garbage mountains in Delhi will disappear just like dinosaurs," he told reporters.

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