Sinha Toxics Link Data On BMW India Number of HCF 238259 Bedded Facility 87281 Number of beds 2094858 Number of CBWTF 198 ID: 1007152
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1. Bio-medical wasteSatish SinhaToxics Link
2. Data On BMW IndiaNumber of HCF 238259Bedded Facility 87281Number of beds 20,94,858Number of CBWTF 198Daily MBW generation 559 tonnesStates not having CBWTF 7Growth rate 7%
3. Facts on coronavirus Highly infectious Human to human transmission Transmission from infected surfacesDiffering Lifespan of various surfacesThermal and chemical disinfection Virus destroyed at 70 Celsius for five minutes
4. Regulatory Framework/Treatment technologyBio Medical waste management Rules 1998, revised 2016Guidelines on COVID waste issued by CPCBTreatment option Incineration /AutoclaveCurrent preference Incineration ?Double bag Use of PPE by waste workers
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8. Challenges in managing COVID wasteInadequate informationIncrease in generation points, HHIncrease in waste generation, PPEs( Plastics)Absence of Bio waste management systems in many statesCollection and treatment Infrastructure of HH wasteRole and capacity of ULBs ?Overwhelm capacity
9. Road AheadLack of credible data on health care wasteImprove Environmental GovernanceManagement of liquid waste Possibility of Increased investment in public health Increase in waste generation, Increase demand Well defined and established business modelImmense opportunity for innovation and technologyDeficiency of infrastructure in select states
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