Residents Watching : Week 4 (11 May - 17 May)

Week 4 - Ground reports, discussions, and information exchanged 

• A resident shared pictures of dust pollution. Click here to view. 
  
  
• Tunnel Boring Machine (TBM) installation - the initial phase. Click here to view.
  
  
• A resident courageously stopped a dumper truck and asked them to cover. Read the message below -

Today afternoon while going towards Happy Valley I stooped this truck as it was not covered and lot of dust was on road. I took the driver on task and made him to stop the truck and cover it properly
 In my opinion, we should stop whenever noncompliance is observed.
Unless the fear is observed these people will not follow rules.
They know the rules but deliberately breaking it
Need to create some sort of pressure on day today by everyone,  whomsoever ever observes it. 

Residents Watching: Week 3 ( 4 May - 10 May)

Week 3 

• A resident shared that - the AQI Display Monitor installed by MEIL had no internet since 4 May, 2025

• WhatsApp group was actively discussing on WHO Air Quality and Air Pollution (https://www.who.int/news-room/feature-stories/detail/what-are-the-who-air-quality-guidelines)

CPCB - PM2.5 Levels of Thane

Hello residents, 

In attempt to understand the AQI levels of our city Thane and subsequently how it will affects the residents of Mulla Bagh, we have attempted to collect the AQI levels of 2 stations monitored by CPCB. in Thane - Kasarvadavali and Upvan Lake. 

Residents Watching : Week 2 (27 April - 4 May)

This week, as the discussions of forming a core committee continue,  few residents have reported some of their observations this week - 

April 30, 2025 - a resident shared pictures of truck dumping on back side of orchid (day & night) - Click here to see the pictures  

May 4, 2025 - Anurag shared a heart touching video on the cruelty faced by Nature. Click here to view it.

Residents Watching : Week 1 (19 April - 26 April)

(updating..)

After 19th April meeting with MMRDA offficals and MP Naresh Mhaske, contractors (MEIL and GC) have made efforts to monitor ground-level measures to mitigate dust pollution caused by their construction.