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Updated At : 12:58 PM Apr 16, 2020 IST

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Chandigarh, April 15

Mayor Raj Bala Malik today distributed sanitary pads, masks and sanitisers among waste collectors in Sector 15.

“We distributed masks, juices and sanitary napkins among the sanitation staff and showered flowers on them. Even the Prime Minister had exhorted the citizens to honour #CovidWarriors,” said the Mayor.

Meanwhile, Chandigarh Business Council, Sector 17, today donated 400 safety kits to the MC and handed it over to the Medical Officer of Health, Dr Amrit Warring, in the presence of KK Yadav, Commissioner, Municipal Corporation. — TNS

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