Nautanwa's cleanliness system gains momentum, Brijesh Mani Tripathi flags off 10 e-rickshaws

Busted News Bureau Maharajganj :: Nautanwa Municipality Chairman Brijesh Mani Tripathi has taken another initiative in the direction of making the city clean and neat. For better disposal of dry and wet waste generated from houses and establishments in the city area and to further strengthen the cleaning system, the municipality has purchased 10 new e-rickshaws.

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On Friday, after performing puja with full rituals in the Municipality premises, Municipality Chairman Brijesh Mani Tripathi flagged off all the e-rickshaws. The operation of new vehicles is expected to give further impetus to the system of door-to-door garbage collection and disposal in the city.

On this occasion, the Municipality Chairman said that keeping the city clean is the priority of the Municipality. During major festivals like upcoming Dussehra, Diwali and Chhath, the amount of garbage increases compared to normal days. In such a situation, 10 e-rickshaws have been arranged for timely collection of garbage and its proper disposal.

He said that continuous efforts are being made at the municipal level to improve the cleanliness system and also appealed to the city residents to throw garbage at designated places and keep dry and wet garbage separate.

During this, councilor Dharmatma Jaiswal, Anil Madheshiya, Surendra Bahadur Jaiswal, Anil Jaiswal, Vishal Jaiswal, senior clerk Ramashankar Singh, Santosh Srivastava, Govind, Dipu Prajapati, Pramod Pathak and municipal employees were present.

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Report of Maharajganj Bureau in-charge Vijay Chaurasia

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