The Sant Nirankari Charitable Foundation organized a daylong cleanliness cum plantation drive at Government Sultania Hospital here on Saturday.
The volunteers assembled at 7.30 am at the Hospital premises and took the pledge to fulfill their duties towards humanity and environment, to preserve natural resources like water and keeping cleanliness. After prayers and pledge the volunteers spread out for the campaign.
The volunteers cleaned the hospital premises including parking area, ground, garden, service road and water booth. They also cleaned the drainage of the water booth. The volunteers were having brooms in their hands, dust masks on the mouth and feeling of cleanliness in their hearts.
The City Mayor, Alok Sharma and MlA Surendra Nath Singh reached the site and also took part in cleanliness drive and plantation campaign. Alok Sharma and Surendra Nath Singh lauded the contribution of SNCF and Nirankari Mission towards various social service activities including cleanliness campaigns, health camps and blood donation camps. As many as 50 saplings were planted in the hospital premises by SNCF volunteers.
This was a part of nation-wide mega cleanliness drive was organised in 635 Government Hospitals in 275 cities by Sant Nirankari Charitable Foundation. More than 3 lakh volunteers from the Foundation, Nirankari Sewadal and other devotees of the Mission participated in the drive.
On Friday, the Foundation’s cleanliness drive covered, besides other places, 120 major hospitals in 108 cities and a large number of dispensaries across the country.