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MC cleanliness drive across 331 toilets

In view of the upcoming festivities and in recognition of the selfless service of sanitation workers in maintaining cleanliness and hygiene in city toilets, the MC, along with SBM brand ambassador Kajal Mangal Mukhi, led a cleanliness drive with locals...
Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, Updated At : 07:18 AM Oct 19, 2024 IST
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In view of the upcoming festivities and in recognition of the selfless service of sanitation workers in maintaining cleanliness and hygiene in city toilets, the MC, along with SBM brand ambassador Kajal Mangal Mukhi, led a cleanliness drive with locals at Atma Nirbhar ward no. 35 in Sector 48 market.

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Mayor Kuldeep Kumar MC Commissioner Vinay Pratap Singh expressed gratitude to sanitation workers for their commitment in maintaining high standards at these toilets.

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Additionally, a massive people-led cleaning campaign was organised across 331 toilets in the city. Members of market and residents welfare associations, self-help groups and MC officers participated in it.

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