To mark the Gandhi Jayanthi, the ‘Swachh Bharat Abhiyan’ would be launched here on Wednesday and the officials of sanitary and health department of Bhopal Municipal Corporation (BMC) are all set to clean the streets of the city.
Notably, BMC Commissioner Tejaswini S Naik has allotted the duties to the officials concerned of all the wards, BMC departments and localities. He instructed the officials of all the wards to remain persistent towards their duties and maintain cleanliness in the city.With the implementation of the orders given by BMC Commissioner all the officials concerned along with the public volunteers, local residents, students of schools and colleges, representative of volunteer organisations and other government officials would take a pledge to keep the city clean on Swachh Bharat Abhiyan.
Notably, the zonal officials, assistant officials (health), assistant engineers (civil and water work department), ward in-charges and other BMC employees would carry out an awareness campaign from October 3 to 9.The officials concerned would carry out a door-to-door awareness camp under which they would explain the citizens to keep their surroundings clean and to help BMC in maintaining the cleanliness in the city.
Further from October 3 to 9, the BMC would also organised Cleanliness Awareness Camps to make the awareness drive more impactful.Further, from October 10 to 17 special lectures would be organised in all the wards headed by the ward in-charges and officials of health department.
Further, a special awareness drive would be carried out in schools and the students would be informed about maintaining personal hygiene and also maintaining cleanliness in the school washrooms. Further on October 15 International Hand Washing Day will be observed in all the schools of the city.
Further, from October 18 to November 18, the officials concerned would also carry out door-to-door garbage collection in their respective wards to spread awareness among the citizens. Further, through street plays, radio announcements, folk music performances, BMC will spread the awareness.