Punjab, Bathinda: The Deputy Commissioner of Bathinda, accompanied by the Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP), conducted extensive visits to various villages across the district as part of an initiative to address and prevent straw burning incidents. Upon encountering instances where farmers had set their crop residues alight, the officials promptly deployed the fire brigade to extinguish these fires on-site, preventing further spread and potential damage.
During their visits, the Deputy Commissioner and SSP engaged with local farmers and community members to highlight the severe environmental and health impacts associated with stubble burning. They provided detailed explanations on how burning straw releases harmful pollutants into the atmosphere, contributing to air pollution and long-term ecological damage. This awareness campaign aimed to educate farmers on alternative, eco-friendly methods for managing crop residues and to encourage sustainable practices that protect the environment. Through their hands-on approach, the officials reinforced the district administration’s commitment to curbing pollution and safeguarding public health.
Punjab, Bathinda: The Deputy Commissioner of Bathinda, accompanied by the Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP), conducted extensive visits to various villages across the district as part of an initiative to address and prevent straw burning incidents. Upon encountering instances where farmers had set their crop residues alight, the officials promptly deployed the fire brigade to extinguish these fires on-site, preventing further spread and potential damage.
During their visits, the Deputy Commissioner and SSP engaged with local farmers and community members to highlight the severe environmental and health impacts associated with stubble burning. They provided detailed explanations on how burning straw releases harmful pollutants into the atmosphere, contributing to air pollution and long-term ecological damage. This awareness campaign aimed to educate farmers on alternative, eco-friendly methods for managing crop residues and to encourage sustainable practices that protect the environment. Through their hands-on approach, the officials reinforced the district administration’s commitment to curbing pollution and safeguarding public health.
