Bairagarh market would be the first market where the night cleaning arrangements by the BMC would be started and later other markets would be covered with the same arrangement. Mayor Alok Sharma instructed officials in this regard on Saturday during a meeting with officials of health department of the BMC.
Cleanliness and sanitation arrangements is matter related to every citizen and with the aim to spread awareness among the citizens Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan’s programme of ‘Clean India Clean Madhya Pradesh’ should be implemented in a better manner to encourage support of citizens said Sharma.
Night cleaning arrangements by BMC would start at Bairagarh market fromFebruary 25. Assigned employees would follow dress code, schedule and mark garbage transfer station, proper cleaning of service lane and timely presence of employees during the working should be ensured. For discussing sanitation arrangement and operational sanitation projects in the city a meeting was held at Mata Mandir BMC office.
Along with starting night cleaning the MlA, corporator, social activists, traders and other organizations of those areas should be included in the process of night cleaning and seek support for making the arrangement a success. With the aim to strengthen the sanitation arrangement, practical problems faced in the field should be resolved and resources should be increased instructed Sharma.
Additional Commissioner BMC Sanjay Kumar shared details of sanitation arrangements, work force and available resources for sanitation arrangements. Officials of health department of BMC and BMC Commissioner Tejaswi S Naik were present to discuss and initiate the night cleaning arrangement by BMC. In the meeting Additional Commissioner Sanjay Kumar, health officials and sanitation in charge were present.