Sikkim contamination control bureau presses 4-way waste partition under brand-new guidelines

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Tamang warns versus burning, burying or disposing waste, and cluttering on streets, open public areas, drains pipes and water bodies

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Upgraded -October 04, 2026 at 09:29 AM.SPCB has called for strict source segregation of waste into four categories as the state begins implementation of the Solid Waste Management Rules, 2026.

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SPCB has actually required stringent source partition of waste into 4 classifications as the state starts execution of the Solid Waste Management Rules, 2026.|Picture Credit: SANDEEP SAXENA

The Sikkim State Pollution Control Board(SPCB)has actually required stringent source partition of waste into 4 classifications as the state starts execution of the Solid Waste Management Rules, 2026.

The guidelines, informed by the Union Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, entered into result from April 1, the SPCB stated.

Speaking at an interview arranged collectively by the SPCB and Press Information Bureau (PIB), Gangtok, Member Secretary N W Tamang stated the crucial modification under the brand-new structure is obligatory partition of waste at source into 4 types: damp, dry, hygienic and unique care.

The Board was devoted to making sure prompt and efficient application of the brand-new guidelines in Sikkim.

“Proper partition at source is important for effective collection, processing and clinical disposal,” a declaration priced estimate Tamang as stating.

He stated application of the guidelines might not be delegated the Pollution Control Board alone and needed collaborated action by families, business facilities, organizations, schools, federal government workplaces, bulk waste generators, waste employees and regional bodies.

Tamang likewise warned versus burning, burying or discarding waste, and cluttering on streets, open public areas, drains pipes and water bodies.

“Waste management does not end with collection,” Tamang stated, worrying that the goal was to make sure that waste was clinically gathered, carried, processed, recuperated and dealt with minimum ecological effect.

The SPCB stated active public involvement and cumulative obligation would be important for executing the brand-new guidelines efficiently and sustainably throughout Sikkim.

Released on October 4, 2026

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