Authorities in Nagpur are facing challenges in disposing of the items seized in the Gujarat blasts due to a shortage of staff. The Police Explosive Substances Ordinance (PESO) has been approached for assistance in disposing of the explosive materials. The seized items include detonators, gelatin sticks, and other explosive materials. The lack of trained personnel has hindered the process of disposing of these dangerous items safely. PESO has expertise in handling explosive materials and their assistance is crucial in ensuring the safe disposal of these items. The authorities are working diligently to address this issue and ensure the safety of the public. The collaboration with PESO is expected to expedite the disposal process and prevent any potential risks associated with the seized materials. The disposal of explosive materials requires careful planning and execution to avoid any accidents or mishaps. The authorities are committed to following all safety protocols and guidelines in disposing of the seized items. The cooperation between the local authorities and PESO highlights the importance of proper training and expertise in handling explosive materials. This partnership is essential in maintaining public safety and preventing any potential threats from these dangerous items.
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“Nagpur seeks PESO help to dispose of Gujarat blast items due to shortage of staff”
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