Updated On: 16 June, 2021 08:01 AM IST | Mumbai | Prajakta Kasale
Civic body will spend the amount for filters in nullahs to prevent garbage from floating into the sea; unlike the previous one, new system to have cleaning mechanism and maintenance

The trash boom installed at Mogra nullah
Though its previous attempt to stop garbage from going into the sea using trash booms, implemented at a cost of Rs 1.17 crore, did not yield any results, the BMC is going to order nine new ones at a cost of Rs 48.5 crore. The booms come with a cleaning mechanism and maintenance for three years. The BMC administration claimed that the earlier experiment failed because the booms did not have a cleaning system.
The trash boom installed at P&T nullah