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Greater Noida Latest News: The authority has started a new initiative towards making Greater Noida a clean and modern city. CEO N. Yes. On the instructions of Ravi Kumar, the Health Department has implemented the night garbage collection system for the first time. It has been started from Jagat Farm Market. This is expected to provide relief from the problem of dirt and smell that accumulates in the markets at night.
Greater Noida: The authority has started a new initiative with the aim of developing Greater Noida of Uttar Pradesh as a clean, beautiful and modern city. On the instructions of CEO NG Ravi Kumar, the Health Department has implemented the night time garbage collection system for the first time. It has been started from the busiest Jagat Farm Market of the city. Due to which a big improvement will be seen in the cleanliness system of the markets.
New system of garbage collection implemented at night
Now garbage from markets in Noida will be collected not only during the day but also at night. Till now, after the closing of the market in the evening and night, garbage remained accumulated, causing filth. The problem of bad smell and flies was increasing. In view of these challenges, the authority has started night garbage collection. Sanitation workers and garbage collection vehicles will arrive at night and collect garbage from shopkeepers only.
Campaign started from Jagat Farm Market
This system was started from Jagat Farm Market which is the busiest business area of Greater Noida. Health department team. Market associations and shopkeepers gave active support in the campaign. The team asked the shopkeepers to keep the dustbins. Made aware not to throw garbage on the road and to give garbage only to vehicles coming at night.
Market association and shopkeepers welcomed
Market Association President Manoj Garg during the campaign. Vice President Dr. Sukendra Yadav. Many business representatives including Chairman Sardar Manjeet Singh were present. Everyone welcomed the initiative of the authority and called it a big step towards cleanliness. The shopkeepers also assured of full cooperation to keep the market clean.
The authority appealed to the citizens for cooperation
Authority’s ACEO Srilakshmi V.S. Appealed to the city residents to always throw garbage in dustbins and help in keeping public places clean. He said that the dream of a clean city will be fulfilled only when citizens understand their responsibilities and play an active role in the cleanliness system.
Health department team remained active
Gaurav Baghel, assistant manager in the campaign. Health Inspector Rakesh Pal and Supervisor Ishwar Nagar. Pankaj Sharma. The entire team including Naveen Shukla was present. The authority believes that if this new system is successful. So it will be implemented in all the major markets of Greater Noida.
