Van Vihar National Park of Bhopal bans single-use plastic

Van Vihar National Park of Bhopal bans single-use plastic

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Category : State Published on: April 26 2023

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  • Bhopal's Van Vihar National Park has now completely banned single-use plastic in its area.
  • Van Vihar National Park Director Padmapriya Balakrishnan said, "The plastics at Van Vihar National Park cause harm to wildlife and the environment, that is why we have completely banned plastic. People who come here to visit can take water, and for this, we give them steel bottles. For the steel bottle, they have to deposit money, which they can get back."
  • Now tourists cannot carry plastic water bottles and other eatables inside the Van Vihar complex. Arrangements have been made for water inside the National Park and for this water ATMs will be installed.
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