UP civic bodies informed about Indore garbage collection method

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The officials of Uttar Pradesh Municipal Corporations were informed about the door-to-door garbage collection by Indore Municipal Corporation (IMC).

Notably, a team of 23 members of Municipal Corporations of different cities of Uttar Pradesh are on visit to Indore to know about the steps taken by IMC to maintain cleanliness in the city. Here on Thursday, the team members were informed in detail about the door-to-door garbage collection.

Further, they also visited Kabitkhedi treatment plant and had an interaction with the citizens and door-to-door garbage collection squad.

The team members of Uttar Pradesh Municipal Corporations had a meeting with the IMC Deputy Commissioner Rohan Saxena. They visited the garbage transfer station and inspected the garbage collection system being done by door-to-door garbage collection vehicles.

On the same day, they also visited ward 49 and watched the process of door-to-door garbage collection. The team members visited ward number 49 along with the door-to-door garbage collection squad and observed their working.

They also watched citizens throwing solid and wet waste in different bins.

They also watched the vehicle helpers of and door-to-door garbage collection squad spreading awareness about cleanliness and helping the citizens in segregating the solid and wet waste.

On the occasion, the team members of Uttar Pradesh Municipal Corporations took a feedback from the citizens regarding the cleanliness management by IMC, took the route map of garbage vehicle, took the profiles of all the wards and also took information about the works being done by the NGOs in the city.

On their visit, the team members met councilor Asha Soni and discussed about what changes were made in the cleanliness management and what steps were taken to implement those changes.

 Further, they also met the cleanliness squad. While interacting with them, the team members had detail discussion about the cleanliness works being carried out in the city and also appreciated their works. 

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