Section 11 of EPA : Section 11: Power To Take Sample And Procedure To Be Followed In Connection Therewith

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Explanation using Example

Imagine a scenario where residents of a town suspect that a local factory is polluting the nearby river which is their primary source of water. They report their concerns to the authorities. In response, the Central Government sends an environmental officer to investigate.

The officer arrives at the factory and informs the factory manager (the occupier) of the intention to take water samples from the discharge area for analysis, as per Section 11(1) of The Environment (Protection) Act, 1986. The manager is handed a notice as described ...

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