Mayor: BMC exemplifies commitment to cleanliness

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Mayor Alok Sharma along-with Bhopal Municipal Corporation (BMC) Commissioner Tejaswi S Naik cleaned Nadra Bus Stand of the city on Sunday. The BMC that is committed to make city developed and beautiful in order to make the cleanliness system high leveled cleansed the bus stand on the occasion of establishment day of the state.

Sharma and Naik reached the main bus stand of the city early in the morning and cleaned it first by sweeping and then picked up the collected garbage, put it in wheel barrows and thereafter washed the campus of the bus stand. They also took the occasion to aware the shopkeepers and traders doing business in the bus stand campus to maintain cleanliness and asked them to throw waste in different dustbins placed in the campus by the BMC.

Sharma and Naik told the shopkeepers to place two dustbins each of different colour outside their shops and to throw food products waste in one dustbin and polythene material in other dustbin. They also appealed the shopkeepers to cooperate in keeping the bus stand campus clean. Sharma also instructed the officers concerned to attach staff regularly for maintaining high level cleanliness in the bus stand campus and to make available the cleanliness vehicle.

He also instructed to make arrangements for immediate cleaning of the wastage thrown by the passengers. Naik instructed the officers concerned to put up sign boards appealing the visitors and passengers to keep the campus clean. He also warned the shopkeepers that if they failed to maintain cleanliness and found doing so than arrangements of spot fine would be made.

The BMC Commissioner also inspected the night shelter located in the bus stand and instructed to change the tube lights and fans of the nigh shelter and to provide better services  to those coming to take shelter. 

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