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Home / Haryana / Joint Commissioner Inpsects Public Toilets In Hisar

Joint Commissioner inpsects public toilets in Hisar

Says such checks would continue frequently to ensure proper maintenance of public facilities
Tribune News Service
Hisar, Updated At : 03:05 AM Jan 18, 2025 IST
The MC Joint Commissioner on his way to inspect public toilets in Hisar on Friday.

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Joint Commissioner of Municipal Corporation Hisar (MCH) Preetpal Singh conducted a surprise inspection of public toilets and urinals across the town on Friday. Singh visited public toilets located at Rajguru Market, Sushila Bhawan and Malik Chowk. He was accompanied by Chief Sanitary Inspector (CSI) Rajkumar, ASI Kapil, ASI Rohit, and staff from the responsible agency

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The Joint Commissioner said they found broken fixtures in three public toilets and urinals. He directed the managing agency, Social Skill Vision Security, to immediately ensure cleanliness in the toilets and repair the broken items. He said the agency concerned would be fined for the lapses detected during the inspection. Singh assured that such surprise inspections would continue frequently to ensure proper maintenance of public facilities.

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