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IN PHOTOS: Mumbai civic body's flying squad finds pollution norm violations at BKC bullet train site

Updated On: 03 December, 2025 08:04 PM IST | Anushree Gaikwad

During an inspection conducted by the BMC’s flying squad, officials found that ongoing bullet train construction works in the BKC area were violating several pollution-related norms. (PICS/ RITIKA GONDHALEKAR)

Bullet train construction underway at BKC is under scrutiny for flouting environmental rules. PIC/ RITIKA GONDHALEKAR

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Bullet train construction underway at BKC is under scrutiny for flouting environmental rules. PIC/ RITIKA GONDHALEKAR
While the National High-Speed Rail Corporation (NHSRC) stated that 85 per cent of the excavation work has been completed, the flying squad, which visited the site last Friday, observed multiple non-compliances from the 28-point rule list

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While the National High-Speed Rail Corporation (NHSRC) stated that 85 per cent of the excavation work has been completed, the flying squad, which visited the site last Friday, observed multiple non-compliances from the 28-point rule list

H East Ward Officer Mrudula Ande provided details of the violations, saying, “The matter of rising pollution levels has been taken very seriously by the corporation"

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H East Ward Officer Mrudula Ande provided details of the violations, saying, “The matter of rising pollution levels has been taken very seriously by the corporation"

According to BMC, water sprinkling, misting, spraying, or fogging is not being carried out during excavation and rock-breaking activities

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According to BMC, water sprinkling, misting, spraying, or fogging is not being carried out during excavation and rock-breaking activities

Dust is also accumulating on project-area roads

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Dust is also accumulating on project-area roads

The NHSRC has assured that necessary actions will be taken immediately to prevent further pollution

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The NHSRC has assured that necessary actions will be taken immediately to prevent further pollution

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