Unregulated meat trade near airport raises bird strike concerns

timesofindia.indiatimes.com

Environmental activists and residents near Navi Mumbai airport are worried about bird strikes due to unregulated meat trade in Ulwe, just 3km from the runway. This activity violates regulations that prohibit animal slaughter within 10km of airports. Activists have reported the issue to the Ministry of Civil Aviation and local authorities, but no action has been taken. Complaints highlight concerns over hygiene and the risk of bird flu. NatConnect Foundation's director suggested appointing an independent leader for the Aerodrome Environment Management Committee to ensure oversight and compliance with safety standards.


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