Councilor Ambika Dhanapal inspected waste collection, tree grinding, and dengue prevention activities in Ward 27 of Coimbatore on August 31. She urged residents to segregate waste and monitored various civic works.
Coimbatore: Ward 27 Councilor Ambika Dhanapal conducted a series of inspections in various areas of Peelamedu on August 31, focusing on waste management, tree disposal, and dengue prevention measures.
In Ilango Nagar Main Road and Periyar Street of Peelamedu, Dhanapal checked the regularity of daily waste collection carts. She interacted with residents, urging them to segregate their waste into biodegradable and non-biodegradable categories before handing it over to the collection teams.
The councilor then visited Bharathi Colony Main Road in Peelamedu, where trees cut by the Electricity Board were being ground into sawdust using a grinding machine. Dhanapal instructed the sanitation workers to complete the task swiftly without causing any inconvenience to the public.
In Lal Bahadur Colony, Peelamedu, Dhanapal oversaw dengue prevention activities. Sanitation workers were found identifying and removing mosquito larvae. The team applied bleaching powder in affected areas and poured abate solution into water tanks as a preventive measure against dengue-carrying mosquitoes.
Throughout her inspection, Councilor Ambika Dhanapal emphasized the importance of maintaining cleanliness and taking proactive steps to prevent the spread of dengue in Ward 27 of Coimbatore Corporation.
In Ilango Nagar Main Road and Periyar Street of Peelamedu, Dhanapal checked the regularity of daily waste collection carts. She interacted with residents, urging them to segregate their waste into biodegradable and non-biodegradable categories before handing it over to the collection teams.
The councilor then visited Bharathi Colony Main Road in Peelamedu, where trees cut by the Electricity Board were being ground into sawdust using a grinding machine. Dhanapal instructed the sanitation workers to complete the task swiftly without causing any inconvenience to the public.
In Lal Bahadur Colony, Peelamedu, Dhanapal oversaw dengue prevention activities. Sanitation workers were found identifying and removing mosquito larvae. The team applied bleaching powder in affected areas and poured abate solution into water tanks as a preventive measure against dengue-carrying mosquitoes.
Throughout her inspection, Councilor Ambika Dhanapal emphasized the importance of maintaining cleanliness and taking proactive steps to prevent the spread of dengue in Ward 27 of Coimbatore Corporation.