Single-use plastic ban: Closure notices slapped on five weekly markets in Delhi for violating plastic ban
Single-use plastic ban violation: The Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) has slapped closure notices on five weekly markets in Delhi for violating single-use plastics (SUPs) ban.
A spokesperson for the MCD said weekly markets in Pitampura and Saraswati Vihar, which were suspended in January, were allowed to function after one week provided they followed the ban.
However, the five weekly markets were found violating the ban on single-use plastic (SUP). Shukra bazaar or 'Friday market' at Keshavpuram is the latest one to be closed.
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- With inputs from agencies
