Sanitary workers, sewer men get masks, PPE kits in Jalandhar

Tribune News Service

Jalandhar, April 26

In a noble initiative aimed at ensuring the safety and security of sanitary workers and sewer men deployed on the frontline, Chairman of Jalandhar Improvement Trust, Daljit Singh Ahluwalia, on Sunday distributed 3,000 masks and 54 personal protection equipment (PPE) kits among sanitary workers and sewer men.

After handing over 2,500 masks and 40 PPE kits for sanitary workers to Chandan Grewal, president of the Punjab Safai Mazdoor Federation, and 500 masks and 14 PPE kits for sewer men to Pawan Baba, president of Punjab Sewer Men Union, Ahluwalia, accompanied by his son and youth Congress leader Kaku Ahluwalia, said the entire society was indebted to these Covid warriors who were performing their duty diligently without any fear. He said in consonance with the directions of Punjab CM Captain Amarinder Singh and Local Bodies Minister Brahm Mohindra, the Jalandhar Improvement Trust had considered it as their moral responsibility to ensure the security of these frontline soldiers, for which the masks and kits were distributed. Ahluwalia said the masks were for sanitary workers and sewer men who were on general duty in the city, whereas PPE kits were for those who render their services in and around containment zones of the city.

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