The civic body has started distributing pamphlets about it and there are plans to reach out to housing societies, with details of the service.
The civic body swung into action mode after noticing that several unidentified trucks dumped debris on the road hence defacing the city Despite several complaints, such incidents have not decreased. Hence, the BMC took the step to popularise its facility of calling the civic body for getting rubble lifted from the societies.
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