Trash barriers installed to capture floating waste in Bagmati River
Summary
Trash barriers have been installed at six points along the Bagmati River in Kathmandu to capture floating waste and reduce river pollution, improving public health and aquatic conservation.
Key Points
- Trash barriers installed at six locations along the Bagmati River to capture floating waste.
- The installation is part of a Rs 6.5 million initiative under the Ministry of Urban Development's BCIDC.
- Barriers trap plastics, polythene, bottles, and wooden debris without blocking river flow.
- This effort aims to reduce pollution, enhance river aesthetics, support aquatic life, and improve public health.
