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Cleanliness drive in Abohar

Our Correspondent Abohar, August 18 The Municipal Corporation has announced a special cleaning campaign that will be conducted Monday through Friday. MC Commissioner Senu Duggal said various activities dedicated to different days would be drawn up during the campaign. She...

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Updated At : 05:53 AM Aug 19, 2024 IST

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Abohar, August 18

The Municipal Corporation has announced a special cleaning campaign that will be conducted Monday through Friday. MC Commissioner Senu Duggal said various activities dedicated to different days would be drawn up during the campaign. She said garbage-vulnerable points in the town would be identified.

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