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Chandigarh, January 31:- Sh. Manoj Parida, IAS, Adviser to the Administrator, UT, Chandigarh today flagged off two road sweeping machines in presence of Smt. Raj Bala Malik, Mayor, Sh. Arun Kumar Gupra, IAS, principal Secretary Home, Sh. Ajoy Sinha, IAS, Finance Secretary, Sh. Sanjay Beniwal, IPS, IGP, Sh. K.K. Yadav, IAS, Commissioner MCC, Sh. Debendra Dalai, IFS, Chief Conservator of Forest, Sh. Jagtar Singh Jagga, Deputy Mayor, councillors and officers of Chandigarh Administration and MCC.  

          These two truck mounted road sweeping machines have been introduced in the city very first time having capacity of 6 cubic meter. The machines have been included in the fleet of MCC with extended support from Chandigarh Pollution Control Committee at a cost of Rs. 93.46 lacs. Having capacity to clean 6-7 kms per hour, these machines will be deployed in the cleaning of main areas of the city.

          The Adviser congratulated the MCC for getting these road sweeping machines, additional support to get crystal clean roads and other areas. He said that these machines can be utilised in night sweeping, which is another fruitful initiative taken by the Municipal Corporation.

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          He said that following the footsteps of ‘Swachh Bharat Mission’, inclusion of these machines shall without a doubt raise the bar of the cleanliness of the city. He applauded the introduction of these machines for adding up the glory in the arena of cleanliness.

           While sharing about the functioning and strength of the road sweepers, the Commissioner informed that the two mechanical road sweepers have rotating brushes that are used to keep roads, pavements and other hard surfaces clean and free from debris. They will dump the collected silt at designated disposal sites.

          The Commissioner said that the machines acts like a big vacuum cleaner and have the capacity to intake large-size plastics and other waste which gets collected in a bin mounted on the top of the truck. He said that these machines have capacity to collect 6.5 cum of road sweep in one time. These machines are mounted with GPS devices to obtain live tracking of machines and their routes.

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Chandigarh, January 30:- Sh. K.K. Yadav, IAS, Commissioner reviewed the development works for the villages Palsora, Maloya, Kajheri, Attawa, Badheri and Butrela here today which was attended by the concerned area councilors namely Smt. Sheela Devi, Sh. Rajesh Kumar, Sh. Hardeep Singh, Sh. Satish Kainth, Smt. Chanderwati Shukla, Sh. Sanjay Arora, SE, B&R and other concerned officers of MCC.

During the meeting 6 works amounting to Rs. 394 lacs at village Palsora were approved and the progress as stated by the Executive Engineers was discussed in detail. The area councilor apprised that the work of connections to the individual households shall also be taken up and it has been decided that the agenda item in this regard to provide household connections for water supply, storm and sewerage shall be taken up and placed before the next F&CC meeting.

Similarly 5 works amounting to Rs. 447 lacs at village Maloya were approved under village development fund and will be completed by 31^st March, 2020. The works of illumination in front of sports complex as reported is completed. The area councilor stated that a UGR shall be provided and in this connection the inspection will be conducted by area councilor and the concerned Executive Engineer, to work out the feasibility to submit the estimate.

The area councilor also requested that the veterinary hospital shall be established in Gawala colony and it has been requested to submit the request so as to take with the department of Animal husbandary in this regard. It was also directed to Executive Engineer, PH to contact CREST to work out the provision of Bio Gas Plant in Maloya and other colonies.

For village Kajheri 6 works amounting to Rs. 494 lacs were approved under village Development fund and discussed that the work of paver blocks in streets outside phirni road and construction of approach road and parking in front of community centre in village Kajheri stand completed. The work of reconstruction of cement concrete internal streets shall be taken up on the completion of public health works.

At village Attawa 6 works amounting to Rs. 149 lacs were approved under village development fund. For village Badheri 7 works amounting to Rs. 270 lacs were approved under the village development fund. The area councilor requested that 22’ wide road in village Badheri in the scope of paver blocks shall be substituted by bitumen concrete. The area councilor also requested that the adjoining V-6 road of sector 41-D near village Badheri shall also be taken up under this work as the road cut has been provided for services to village.

Six works amounting to Rs. 136 lacs were approved under village development funds for village Buterela.

The Commissioner directed all the concerned engineers to complete the works under village development funds of all the 9 villages and to submit the utilization certificate so as to seek the additional funds without any delay. The next review meeting in this regard has been scheduled to be held on 25^th February at 11.00 am.

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