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More ‘Kasa Kiosks’ in the offing
Collection point: The Kasa Kiosk on NAL Wind Tunnel Road gets around 150 kg of waste every day.
Source: This article was originally published on THE HINDU
The first and only such facility in the city has helped improve waste management
By the side of the busy NAL Wind Tunnel Road, a man hands over a jute bag containing waste from his house to a woman sitting at the ‘Kasa Kiosk’. Nethravathi, the woman at the kiosk who is wearing a mask and rubber gloves, swiftly segregates the waste into wet, dry, and rejects, and hands over the bag back.
The Kasa Kiosk, a manned stall, which is the first of its kind and the only one in the city, stands at a spot that was once a massive black spot.
Throw your waste at new kasa kiosk
Source: This article was originally published on Times of India
BENGALURU: The city's first segregated waste-collection kiosk opened on NAL-Wind Tunnel Road near Murugeshpalya on Tuesday.
Omega Healthcare, with BBMP and Saahas, takes up an initiative to keep NAL Wind Tunnel Road clean
Source: This article was originally published on APN NEWS
Bengaluru: Omega Healthcare Management Services Pvt. Ltd., in association with Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) and Saahas – a non-profit organization working in the field of waste management, today set up its first monitored bin station for a segregated-waste collection called ‘Kasa Kiosk’ in the city. As part of the launch, volunteers from Omega Healthcare kicked off a plog run, collecting dry waste and handing it over at the kiosk.
'Kasa Kiosk' to collect Bengaluru's segregated waste
The Kasa Kiosk set up near the Air Force campus on NAL Wind Tunnel Road, Murugeshpalya.
Source: This article was originally published on DeccanHerald
The Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) along with Omega Healthcare and Saahas on Tuesday launched ‘Kasa Kiosk’ — city's first monitored bin station for segregated-waste collection.
The kiosk is set up near the Air Force campus on NAL Wind Tunnel Road, Murugeshpalya. After banning litter bins in the city, this is one of the first initiatives by the civic body to provide kiosks to dump segregated waste.