Special cleanliness drive clears 32 loads of waste

Bengaluru

A special cleanliness drive was carried out on Sunday across various areas within the Bengaluru Central City Corporation limits to maintain city cleanliness and provide a healthy environment for citizens, said Commissioner Rajendra Cholan. He stated that garbage accumulation points are being identified and cleared on a continuous basis across different zones. In addition to routine cleaning, special operations are being planned and implemented, with the corporation giving high priority to permanently eliminating identified garbage black spots.

The drive covered major roads and public areas across several constituencies. In Chamarajpet, cleaning was carried out near the BBMP Community Hall at 9th Cross, Devaraj Urs Nagar. In Chickpet, special cleaning was conducted in Wards 118 and 119, including Kalasipalyam Main Roads and Kumbaragundi. In Gandhinagar, cleaning was undertaken on M.E.T. Street and adjoining roads, while in Shantinagar, cleaning and removal of footpath encroachments were carried out in Shanthala Nagar and Church Street.

Similar drives were conducted in Shivajinagar and C.V. Raman Nagar constituencies. The drive was conducted under the guidance of Additional Commissioner (Development) Daljit Kumar. During the operation covering 4.05 km, 32 loads of roadside waste were cleared, and seven black spots were eliminated with the participation of 135 sanitation workers.