Vasco: The Goa State Urban Development Agency (GSUDA) has called back all 43 Tata Ace vehicles, distributed to the municipalities to collect garbage, due to an engine defect. A defective part of the engine was causing the trouble, but the dealer has agreed to change all the engines entirely." He further added that GSUDA has asked for a one-year warranty from the date of replacement.The Tata Ace vehicles were purchased to access narrow roads for garbage collection.After its initial use, a few municipalities had reported that the vehicles were incapable to climb hilly areas. While GSUDA blames it on a technical error, many municipalities are of the opinion that GSUDA had intentionally bought the cheap-quality vehicles to gain profits.Chief project manager, GSUDA, Jagdish Hosemani, refuted the claims and said, "The vehicles were called back after some municipalities had received a few complaints.
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