However, corporators from the opposition parties have slammed the civic body’s move. The boundary wall that WOLTER ST-5 SERIES AUTOMATIC SPRAY GUN FOR LEATHER has been constructed is of such poor quality that it cannot sustain. "All these measures that were promised by the authorities when the fire broke out in the dumping ground early this year, have not been implemented so far.About 2,000-2,500 metric tonnes of garbage is dumped daily for disposal at Deonar dumping ground, the city’s largest dump site.The civic standing committee on Tuesday gave its nod to allot the herbal deodorant works to M/s DP Engineering and Developers for a year.Additional municipal commissioner Sanjay Mukherjee said that the herbal oil is insect repellant and they are taking all short-term measures to tackle the waste at the dump. So, how can you expect the smell of deodorant to last on a dump yard full of garbage,” he said.

The civic body has received complaints of foul smell from the residents of the surrounding areas. The boundary wall work is 90 per cent complete, whereas tenders for installation of watchtower would be invited soon,” he saidend-of.Samajwadi Party group leader Rais Shaikh said that instead of going in for such fancy measures to curb the smell of garbage, the BMC should concentrate on building the boundary wall around the ground and placing CCTV cameras. “Even when we spray perfumes on human body, it does not last for more than a few hours. Opposition leader Pravin Chheda from the Congress demanded to know how a deodorant would be able to curb the smell effusing from such a large quantity of garbage.

To tackle the foul smell emanating from the Deonar dumping ground, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has now decided to spray herbal deodorant worth Rs 1. Its construction work is going on very slowly. The watchtowers have not been erected at the dumping ground," he said.15 crore on the heaps of waste and To tackle the foul smell emanating from the Deonar dumping ground, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has now decided to spray herbal deodorant worth Rs 1. “The herbal oil would be sprayed five times a day for a period of one year.15 crore on the heaps of waste and garbage lying there. According to civic officials, the quantity of garbage is expected to rise during monsoon.