Ahmedabad: Air purifiers to be installed near Pirana dumping site for traffic police - personal air purifier

On the Pirana website, there are about 60 metric tons of stinking garbage distributed on 80 acres of land, and garbage mountain can be seen from far away.
Looking at the health of the traffic police staff deployed near the Pirana dump, the Ahmedabad police station will install an outdoor air purifier at the traffic point so that the deployed staff can breathe fresh air.
On the Pirana website, there are about 60 metric tons of stinking garbage distributed on 80 acres of land, and garbage mountain can be seen from far away.
Plastic and toxic chemicals dumped on the site continue to burn, releasing toxic smoke into the air, making it difficult for people located near the site to breathe.
Pirana junction, less than half a kilometer from the scene, is the responsibility of the traffic police, and due to air pollution, it is difficult for them to work continuously on the site.
A few weeks ago, Akshayraj Makwan, traffic, visited the intersection and realized that his staff faced breathing difficulties due to the smoke in the air, in fact, even when he was on his first visit.
After the incident, the traffic police initially deployed at the Pirana Junction were masked.
However, the masks were found to be invalid and did not help the police.
After that, the police department advised an air purifier manufacturing company called the Air concept to purchase two air purifiers-one outdoor air purifier and one indoor air purifier.
Akshayraj Makwan of the DCP traffic police department said, "we will soon install an outdoor air purifier at Pirana junction so that our police can breathe fresh air.
We will receive the device at the end of the third quarter, and after installation, the outdoor air purifier will be able to be at 500-meter radius.
"At the same time, the indoor air purifier will be installed at Kalupur traffic police station as it is located near the Kalupur train station, where there is always a large number of vehicles.
There are about 60 metric tons of stinky garbage on the Pirana website, distributed on 80 acres of land, and garbage mountain can be seen from far away