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Jmc-h Mayor Issues Notices Over Poor Sanitation During Inspection | Jaipur News
JAIPUR: JMC-Heritage mayor Munesh Gurjar issued notices to two officials on Sunday over poor sanitation situation during a surprise inspection.
The mayor was on a round in Civil Lines zone on Sunday when she saw that sanitation workers were not on field. Leaves of sanitation workers had been cancelled for this weekend as the cleanliness situation in the city deteriorated this week due to their strike.
The mayor called the officials who came running along with sanitation workers.
The mayor said that even two days after the sanitation workers’ strike ended, the cleanliness system in the city was off track. She instructed the officials that all garbage must be cleared within 48 hours after which disciplinary action will be taken.
Along with this, a notice was also given to the private company in-charge of waste collection from the depots in JMC-Heritage.
The mayor was on a round in Civil Lines zone on Sunday when she saw that sanitation workers were not on field. Leaves of sanitation workers had been cancelled for this weekend as the cleanliness situation in the city deteriorated this week due to their strike.
The mayor called the officials who came running along with sanitation workers.
The mayor said that even two days after the sanitation workers’ strike ended, the cleanliness system in the city was off track. She instructed the officials that all garbage must be cleared within 48 hours after which disciplinary action will be taken.
Along with this, a notice was also given to the private company in-charge of waste collection from the depots in JMC-Heritage.
