BMC Initiates City-Wide Cleanliness Drive Starting with Dharavi
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BMC Initiates City-Wide Cleanliness Drive Starting with Dharavi

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has embarked on an extensive city-wide cleanliness drive, inaugurating the initiative in Dharavi. Scheduled to occur every Saturday throughout December, this campaign signifies BMC's proactive efforts to enhance cleanliness across Mumbai, with a focus on community involvement and participation.

The drive kicked off in Dharavi, one of Mumbai's densely populated areas, with BMC officials and community members joining forces to promote cleanliness. Roads underwent washing and brushing, setting the tone for a concerted effort to maintain hygiene standards and uplift the overall living conditions in the city.

The city-wide cleanliness campaign is designed to create awareness and instil a sense of responsibility among residents. BMC aims to foster a collaborative approach, motivating citizens to actively participate in keeping their surroundings clean. By commencing the drive in Dharavi, the initiative addresses cleanliness challenges in a densely populated urban setting.

The weekly cleanliness drive throughout December reflects BMC's sustained commitment to creating a cleaner and healthier urban environment. The active involvement of residents, combined with municipal efforts, is expected to contribute significantly to improving the overall sanitation and hygiene levels across different neighbourhoods in Mumbai.

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has embarked on an extensive city-wide cleanliness drive, inaugurating the initiative in Dharavi. Scheduled to occur every Saturday throughout December, this campaign signifies BMC's proactive efforts to enhance cleanliness across Mumbai, with a focus on community involvement and participation. The drive kicked off in Dharavi, one of Mumbai's densely populated areas, with BMC officials and community members joining forces to promote cleanliness. Roads underwent washing and brushing, setting the tone for a concerted effort to maintain hygiene standards and uplift the overall living conditions in the city. The city-wide cleanliness campaign is designed to create awareness and instil a sense of responsibility among residents. BMC aims to foster a collaborative approach, motivating citizens to actively participate in keeping their surroundings clean. By commencing the drive in Dharavi, the initiative addresses cleanliness challenges in a densely populated urban setting. The weekly cleanliness drive throughout December reflects BMC's sustained commitment to creating a cleaner and healthier urban environment. The active involvement of residents, combined with municipal efforts, is expected to contribute significantly to improving the overall sanitation and hygiene levels across different neighbourhoods in Mumbai.

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