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Environmental Protection Officer Venu administered a cleanliness pledge to participants. Later, Lalith Kumar personally removed weeds and waste from the park on the CMPF office premises

SCCL launches month-long cleanliness campaign
Ramagundam: Singareni Collieries Company Limited (SCCL) has launched a month-long cleanliness campaign at the Ramagundam Area-I General Manager’s office, with a call to employees to actively participate in sanitation and environmental protection activities. Area-I General Manager D. Lalith Kumar, who attended the programme as chief guest, said maintaining cleanliness was the collective responsibility of every employee. He urged staff to keep offices, workplaces and surrounding areas clean and take part in cleanliness drives voluntarily.
He also stressed the need for proper collection, segregation and disposal of e-waste through authorised recyclers and registered agencies to safeguard the environment. The campaign will continue from October 2 to 31.
Environmental Protection Officer Venu administered a cleanliness pledge to participants. Later, Lalith Kumar personally removed weeds and waste from the park on the CMPF office premises. Officers and employees joined the drive and cleaned the surrounding areas. Area Safety Officer Sai Prasad, INTUC leaders Rangu Srinu and I. Raju, DGM (Civil) Vara Prasad, Personnel Manager R. Tirupathi and several employees participated.
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