Chandigarh, August 28: A ten-day targeted sanitation drive will take place across all urban centers from August twenty-ninth through September seventh to clear vulnerable waste locations across Punjab. Local Government Minister Harjot Singh Bains stated at a press briefing that elected representatives alongside district administration leadership, executive officers, and civil society organizations will lead field activities every morning.
The state-wide push builds upon ongoing departmental monitoring programs where administrators inspect municipal zones during early hours.
Harjot Singh Bains declared that preserving the heritage of the region requires active participation from all residents to uphold civic cleanliness standards across cities.
Major administrative centers have documented thousands of vulnerable waste accumulation spots, including six hundred locations in Amritsar and roughly four hundred and fifty in Patiala. Dedicated cleaning crews will focus on clearing these open sites systematically over the course of the drive.
Citizens can log unresolved waste sites through the municipal mobile platform by capturing photographs of localized garbage spots. The digital system assigns individual tracking codes to each entry, permitting users to check the status of clearance actions initiated by municipal teams.
Harjot Singh Bains asserted that community members must back the daily labor of municipal sanitation workers by refraining from improper waste disposal in public spaces.
Special monitoring committees established within every local municipal body will oversee daily operations to guarantee timely intervention at identified disposal points.
