New Delhi: The campaign to make Delhi clean and beautiful will no longer be limited to meetings and government instructions only, but its message will also be visible on the ground. With this resolve, Delhi Mayor Pravesh Wahi took to the streets of Malkaganj on Tuesday. Walking about two kilometers he took stock of the cleanliness system. During this, the Mayor himself picked up the debris lying in the park at Malkaganj Chowk and gave a message of public participation to the officials and the common people. This style of the Mayor also brought the responsibility of the citizens to the center stage in the cleanliness campaign.
During the inspection, the Mayor carefully examined the cleanliness system on Malkaganj main road. He took stock of the cleanliness of the road through jetting machine and instructed the officers present on the spot to improve the system. The Mayor expressed his displeasure after seeing encroachments at various places on the main road. He gave clear instructions that illegal occupation of roads and public places will not be tolerated at any cost. Strict action should be taken against the encroachers as per rules including challan and the roads should be made encroachment free immediately.
Honoring sanitation workers and encouraging those who do better work.
During the inspection, the Mayor honored a sanitation worker who did excellent work in cleanliness by covering him with a shawl. Also instructions were given to send his name for the award. He said that the role of sanitation workers is most important in making the city clean. Their hard work and dedication should be respected. Mayor Pravesh Wahi said that under the call of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the leadership of Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, the Municipal Corporation is committed to making the capital clean, beautiful and green. He said that Delhi cannot be made completely clean only by the efforts of the government machinery. For this, every citizen will have to understand his responsibility. It is the duty of every citizen not to spread garbage or debris in public places and to cooperate in maintaining cleanliness.
Reality check of health services in Balakram Hospital
After inspecting the cleanliness system, the Mayor reached Balkaram Hospital in Timarpur. Here he took stock of the medical facilities of the hospital, availability of medicines and health services being provided to the patients. He expressed satisfaction over the adequate availability of anti-rabies vaccine and serum. Apart from this, inspected the laboratory of the hospital and got information about the arrangements there. The Mayor directly interacted with the patients who came to the hospital for treatment and took their feedback regarding the availability of doctors, medicines and treatment facilities. Patients expressed satisfaction with the medical services available. During this, information about the progress of the construction work of the proposed link road to reach the hospital from the main road was also taken. The Mayor said that the Municipal Corporation of Delhi is committed to providing better and quality medical facilities to the patients in its hospitals. Necessary arrangements for improving health services will be continuously monitored.
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During this time, Timarpur MLA Surya Prakash Khatri, local councilor Rekha, Northern Region Deputy Commissioner Sachin Gupta, Additional Commissioner Pankaj Naresh Agarwal, Medical Superintendent of Balkaram Hospital Dr. Poonam Sarin and senior officers and employees of the corporation were present. On one hand, the Mayor's visit gave a message of strict action against negligence in cleaning system, on the other hand, he was also seen trying to give a new direction to the Clean Delhi campaign through respect for the cleaning workers and public participation.