HUBBALLI: To boost the city’s cleanliness ranking and ensure better waste management, Smt. Sartaj Adhmani, the Corporator of Ward No. 62 (Zone No. 8), personally conducted a door-to-door visit at Gandhi Ekata Colony today.
Direct Interaction with Residents
During the visit, the Corporator personally inspected how residents are handing over garbage to the collection vehicles. She emphasized the critical importance of segregating waste into ‘Dry’ and ‘Wet’ categories at the source itself.
Focus on Public Participation
Addressing the residents, Smt. Sartaj Adhmani explained that maintaining hygiene and sanitation is a collective responsibility. She detailed how proper waste segregation helps in effective recycling and keeps the neighborhood free from diseases. “Public cooperation is the backbone of a clean Hubballi-Dharwad,” she noted during her interaction.
“Our vision is to transform Ward 62 into a model ward for the entire city. This can only be achieved if every resident takes the simple step of segregating their household waste. I urge everyone in the colony to cooperate with the municipal staff to keep our surroundings healthy and clean,” stated Sartaj Advani.
Officials in Attendance
The drive was supported by several key officials to ensure the message reaches every household effectively. Present during the inspection were:
- The Zonal Commissioner
- Ward Health Inspectors
- Community Organizers
- Pourakarmikas (Sanitation Workers)
The Corporator lauded the Pourakarmikas for their tireless service and urged the citizens to make their job easier by following the segregation rules strictly.
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