We have prohibited rag pickers from entering the dumping ground

City BJP chief Ashish Shelar has demanded an inquiry into the environmental impacts of the fire. A complaint has been registered against unknown people at the Shivaji Nagar police station in this matter. “There should also be an inquiry into how the fire took place and why it took so munch time to douse it,” said Mr Shelar.The major fire that broke out at the Deonar dumping ground on Thursday had still not been completely doused by Saturday night. The CM has also directed to probe possibility of sabotage in the fire. Fire officials said that the fire would be brought under control by Sunday.Following this, the BMC administration finally started fire control operations on a war footing. Though the fire is under control, the smoke is spreading due to moderate wind. At some of the places, flames are again flaring up where they were doused. We have prohibited rag pickers from entering the dumping ground,” said Kiran Dighavkar, assistant municipal commissioner of the M-East ward. The operations will continue during night also. However, it again erupted early on Saturday, due to which a thick blanket of smog engulfed several parts of Mumbai in the morning. The Mumbai Fire Brigade deployed 14 fire tenders, two mini water tenders , eight water tankers, three ambulances, breathing apparatus van and other necessary equipments to control the fire. — Shripad Naik Fire at Deonar dumping ground still not fully doused, CM orders probe into possible foul play. Senior civic officials, who had not visited the dumpsite earlier, reached the spot to monitor the situation.Mr Fadnavis has also asked the police to probe into possibility of sabotage in the Deonar dumping ground fire.“The fire has taken place on a huge area of about 25 hectares of dumping ground. https://www.hoseprofessional.com/product/fire-couplings/storz-coupling-in-aluminum.html China STORZ COUPLING IN ALUMINUM However, despite the efforts, the flames were still seen blazing at the dump site late in the night.According to the civic officials, five to six people were seen on Thursday night stoking the fire again.Civic officials had claimed that the fire, which had broken out at the Deonar dumping ground on Thursday, was brought under control by Friday evening.It took a call from chief minister Devendra Fadnavis for the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation to press the full might of its machinery into operation on Saturday to control the fire that has been raging for a couple of days at Deonar dumping ground. In addition to this, 150 litres of ‘Jet Cool Solution’ was also dispatched to be used with the help of mini water tenders. It reached as far as South Mumbai, following which the chief minister took notice of it and asked the civic chief Ajoy Mehta to take all necessary measures to control the fire.