6 mobile toilets stolen from Ghaziabad Municipal Corporation

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Till now you must have heard about the incidents of theft of various types of valuables, but the Ghaziabad Municipal Corporation is currently in a dilemma about the case of mobile toilets, 28 installed by the Municipal Corporation at various places in the city. Six of the mobile toilets have disappeared. The cost of a mobile toilet is stated to be five lakh rupees Each. Recently, newly appointed Municipal Commissioner Mahendra Singh Tanwar conducted surprise inspection, the matter came to light. The city commissioner handed over the investigation in this regard to Additional Municipal Commissioner RN Pandey on Thursday and directed to submit the inquiry report within three days. The special thing is that a few months ago under the Swachh Bharat Mission, these mobile tiles were purchased.

The maintenance of the mobile toiletries is the responsibility of the Municipal Health Department. In this regard, the investigating officer RN Pandey has asked the city health officer Dr. MK Singh for a report about the missing mobile toilet. Along with this, there is a ruckus in the officers and employees of the Health Department and the cleaning department working under it. The employees and officers of the corporation are getting caught up in this matter, seeing that they are trapped in this matter. So, the city commissioner RN Pandey says that the orders of inquiry have been received today, and within three days i.e. 29 August at 5 pm Will submit the inquiry report to the Municipal Commissioner.

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