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Puducherry to roll out QR-code-enabled garbage collection system

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Puducherry to roll out QR-code-enabled garbage collection system

The Puducherry State Sanitation Workers’ Union said the QR-code-based monitoring system would add to the workload of workers and urged the Puducherry government to abandon the move

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