Updated On: 30 December, 2018 02:40 PM IST | Mumbai | Ranjeet Jadhav
A Bombay High Court-appointed body initiates inspection in the area, but JNPT says it had the necessary approvals

Site in May, before it was wiped out
The alleged destruction of migratory bird destination and mangroves, that was done near Dastan Phata in Uran by dumping debris, has finally stopped, following the Bombay High Court-appointed Maharashtra Mangrove Monitoring Committee's order.
Noting that Navi Mumbai-based green activists have been alleging that despite the HC's ruling on wetlands and mangroves and vociferous protests from local fishermen and environmentalists, Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust — JNPT — through private contractors has been reclaiming the sprawling Dastan Phata chunk in day-and-night operation.