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Delhi Mayor Flags Off 176 Sanitation Vehicles
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Delhi Mayor Flags Off 176 Sanitation Vehicles

Delhi Mayor Pravesh Wahi flagged off 176 new sanitation vehicles at the headquarters of the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) on Thursday, aiming to strengthen door-to-door garbage collection and waste transportation in the South Zone. The deployment is intended to improve the coverage, frequency and efficiency of cleanliness services across five wards.

Delhi Mayor Pravesh Wahi flagged off 176 new sanitation vehicles at the headquarters of the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) on Thursday, aiming to strengthen door-to-door garbage collection and waste transportation in the South Zone. The deployment is intended to improve the coverage, frequency and efficiency of cleanliness services across five wards.

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