Every hospital and clinic generates waste every single day.
Used syringes, bandages, expired medicines, surgical gloves — this is called bio-medical waste. And in India, there are strict rules about how it must be disposed.
Many small clinics ignore this. That is a big mistake.
What the Law Says
Under the Bio-Medical Waste Management Rules, 2016, every healthcare facility in India must:
- Get authorisation from the Kerala State Pollution Control Board (KSPCB)
- Segregate waste using colour-coded bags
- Maintain proper disposal records
- Never mix medical waste with regular household garbage
Breaking these rules can lead to heavy fines or even closure of your facility.
Who Does This Apply To?
This is not just for big hospitals. It applies to:
- Private clinics and dental clinics
- Nursing homes and polyclinics
- Diagnostic labs and blood banks
- Ayurvedic, homoeopathic, and veterinary clinics
If your facility produces any medical waste you must comply.
The Easiest Solution: An On-Site Incinerator
Depending on a third-party waste collector is risky. They can be late. Waste piles up. Inspections happen.
An on-site incinerator solves this problem completely.
- Dispose waste immediately — no storage needed
- Kills all pathogens at high temperature
- Reduces waste to harmless ash
- Easy to maintain disposal records for audits
Medayil’s Pluto and Mars models are compact, require zero fuel, and are perfect for clinics and small hospitals.