CS asks staff to clear out all old junk from offices

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Chief Secretary Antony DeSa said that immediate action should be taken to dispose of waste and damaged articles kept in office premises, hospitals, schools, hostels and anganwadis under the Swachchata campaign. This activity will create additional space besides sanitation in institutions and premises. De Sa was reviewing the activities under Swachchata campaign in context to Gandhi Jayanti on October 2 at Mantralaya on Monday. Instructions as regard to conduct a special campaign to clean corridors of Mantralaya (Vallabh bhavan) beside Satpura, Vindhyachal bhavan and other Government offices were given.

It is informed in the meeting that a special Swachchata Pakhwada is being conducted on the occasion of Pandit Deendayal birth Centenary on September 25 to Gandhi Jayanti on October 2 by urban bodies. Public awareness campaign in urban areas is being conducted to make state free from open defecation. Over 2.23 lakh personal toilets and over 7 thousand seats public toilets have been constructed by the urban bodies in the state and process of collecting garbage in 4,036 wards has been initiated. Beside this a special campaign is being conducted for sanitation at bus stand, railway station, places of religious and tourism importance, vegetable markets and markets etc. Additional Chief Secretary School Education SR Mohanti informed that special attention is paid towards 11 points related to personal hygiene and sanitation at school premises under the special swachchata abhiyan at schools. He further informed that waste paper stationery lying at State Education Center has been given to Nepa Paper Mill, which not only helped making office clean but recycle of paper has been ensured.  

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