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Safety equipment given to sanitary workers under NAMASTE scheme

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The Hindu Bureau
Safety equipment given to sanitary workers under NAMASTE scheme
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The Madurai Corporation distributed safety equipment to sanitary workers as part of the NAMASTE scheme, which aims to improve the working conditions and dignity of sanitation staff. The initiative coincides with the annual observance of NAMASTE Day.

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The scheme represents a government effort to address occupational hazards and social welfare for essential sanitation workers.

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Madurai Corporation Commissioner Gaurav Kumar on Tuesday distributed safety equipment to sanitary workers under the NAMASTE scheme.

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The article is a straightforward report on a local government welfare initiative.

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