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New Delhi, June 4

To mark the World Environment Day, the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM) will organise free of cost pollution control check-up camps. This would be held across 2,200 locations in 256 cities across the country. The initiative is in partnership with Society for Automotive Fitness & Environment. Last year, SIAM- SAFE had set up check-up camps at 1,200 dealerships covering more than 250 cities across the nation checking 25,000 vehicles. “This is one s uch initiative where all stake holders and members come together to spread awareness about cleaner environment among vehicle owners and society as a whole,” said Mr Dilip Chenoy, Director-General, SIAM. Hyundai Motors India too will be partnering in this initiative through its dealerships.

– Our Bureau

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