Kurnool Collector urges people to hand over garbage to sanitation workers

Cleaning drivers, on Thursday in the districts ‘additional religion, additional gantha, annex clock’ under the flag ‘Swatchtha Hello Seva’ programs marked.

In Kurnool, the collector A. Siri cleaned the streets in the sanitation workers in the sanitation workers. Talking on this occasion, he said that keeping their homes and their surroundings clean is the responsibility of every individual. He urged people to deliver garbage to sanitation workers and not to throw them into roads or channels.

“Keeping the environment clean will protect the environment and prevent the spread of diseases,” he said. The collector interacted with sanitation workers asked them to wear gloves and masks while starting sanitation work.

Collector Rajakumari Ganiya in Nandyal joined Drive in the SC Welfare Boys Hostel-1 in Devnagar. He asked the students to keep the buildings clean and preserve the hygienic conditions. ‘Sramadadanam’ın all social welfare, model schools, KGBVs, tribal welfare and minority welfare hostels should be handled, he said.

The collector Rajakumari Ganiya took part in the Cleaning Drive in Nandyal on Thursday. | Photo Loan: U. Subramanyam

He urged people to clean their environment for an hour and keep their environment clean for their health. Mrs. Rajakumari Ganiya said that people kept their homes clean, but threw garbage from their homes. “Garbage will be converted into fertilizer using scientific methods and will be given to farmers,” he said, asked people to take the garbage responsible.

Anandapur collector O. Anand participated in the cleaning driving with local Sarpanch and public representatives at the Kakkalapalli Colony in the rural latch in the rural latch. He said the program was built in more than 500 villages and municipalities in the district.