CG NEWS: Public awareness campaign on cleanliness in colonies, appeal to separate dry and wet waste

Raipur. While the health department of the corporation is running a daily cleanliness campaign in all the wards of all the zones, the health department teams of the zones are continuously running public awareness campaigns regarding cleanliness among the citizens in the wards. In this sequence, as per the orders of Municipal Corporation Raipur Commissioner Abinash Mishra and as per the instructions of Santosh Pandey, Zone Commissioner of Municipal Corporation Zone Number 9, under the leadership of Zone Health Officer Atmanand Sahu, in the presence of Sanitation Supervisor Bhola Tiwari, Pandit Motilal, who comes under Zone Number 9. Reaching the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana and BSUP Residential Colony premises in the area of Nehru Ward No. 8, the team of Zone 9 Health Department asked the residents there to regularly separate the dry and wet waste of their houses and give it to Safai Mitra in the cleaning vehicle. A call has been given to make the residential colony area clean. In case of non-separation of dry and wet waste, residents have been informed that fine will be imposed as per rules. In case Safai Mitra cleaning vehicles do not come to the residential premises for door to door collection, they have been asked to call the toll free number 18002709992 of the contracted company Ramki Group and register a complaint in this regard, so that in such a situation, arrangements for door to door garbage collection can be made. By improving it on the basis of complaint, quick resolution of the complaint can be done through appropriate channel.