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GHMC staff to take up garbage removal
Responding to the report, ‘Garbage bins overflow, officials look away,’ published in The Hans India on September 25, the GHMC officials swung into action and instructed the sanitation workers and waste pickers to clean the waste, which was thrown at Lalaguda under bridge.
Lalaguda: Responding to the report, 'Garbage bins overflow, officials look away,' published in The Hans India on September 25, the GHMC officials swung into action and instructed the sanitation workers and waste pickers to clean the waste, which was thrown at Lalaguda under bridge.
The report highlighted the inconvenience faced by the pedestrians and commuters. The overflowing garbage covered almost half of the road. It had been emanating foul smell and creating hardships to motorists and pedestrians leading to traffic jams.
Narsamma, GHMC worker, said, "After the report was published in the newspaper, the officials instructed us to clean every day and to keep monitoring.But, even after cleaning nearby locals are dumping domestic waste here. After telling many times also, there is no change. We request locals not to throw here."
