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Special cleaning operation will be started across the district from 2 pm on Monday night, Deputy Commissioner's press conference

Faisalabad (94 News City Reporter) Deputy Commissioner Capt(Retired)Nadeem Nasir spoke to the media regarding the Eid-ul-Adha arrangements and said that special arrangements have been completed for the Eid-ul-Adha cleaning operation in Faisalabad. (the night)A special cleaning operation will be started throughout the district, under which the cleaning process of mosques, Eid places, cemeteries and important roads will be completed before the prayers. He said that for the compensation of the sacrifices. 30 Additional trenches have been prepared near, 75 across the district. Special cleaning and spraying arrangements have been made at communal altars. He said that on the three days of Eid, additional machinery and manpower will be present in the field and a special plan has been prepared to collect the goods from the citizens near their homes. He said that 9 Cleaning camps and machinery are already active in cattle markets, mechanical sweeping and washing will be done on central roads. Special measures have been taken as per SOPs for timely removal of litter. He said that Sathra Punjab Authority has allocated additional resources for the Eid operation. The Deputy Commissioner appealed to the citizens to cooperate in the cleaning campaign. 11 thousand 500 More than 2600 workers and more than 2600 machinery will be used. He said that more than 7 lakh waste bags are being distributed, bags are also being provided at cattle markets and union council level. He said that in the district 235 Awareness camps have been set up, citizens are being instructed to dispose of garbage at designated places. He said that those who throw garbage in open spaces, canals, ponds and streets will be fined 50,000 rupees. Control rooms have been set up at each tehsil and district level, helplines have been activated for registering complaints.

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