MCC continues initiative to clear garbage hotspots in Mysuru
The Mysuru City Corporation has launched a cleanliness campaign to eliminate 80 'Garbage Vulnerable Points' across the city. Officials and volunteers are working together to clear waste and implement monitoring to prevent future dumping.
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Urban sanitation initiatives are essential for improving public health and city aesthetics in rapidly growing urban centers.
Mysuru City Corporation (MCC) took up the task of clearing a major waste accumulation site on Dawood Khan Road near Five Lights Circle in Mysuru early on Wednesday as part of the Independence Day Cleanliness Campaign - 2026 to clear 80 Garbage Vulnerable Points in the city.
The campaign launched on Tuesday seeks to convert 80 such Garbage Vulnerable Points in Mysuru into Garbage-free spots.
Members of various organisations, volunteers and local residents joined the MCC in the cleanliness initiative.
MCC Commissioner M.K. Savitha led the cleanliness drive along with senior officials of the civic body, Executive Engineers, Assistant Executive Engineers, Environmental Engineers, Health Inspectors, Supervisors and civic workers, who participated in the exercise by removing garbage and transforming the site into a garbage-free spot.
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