Narmadapuram (Madhya Pradesh): The civic body of Narmadapuram has been making efforts to keep the city clean. The officials have launched several drives to educate the citizens about the importance of cleanliness, besides they are providing civic amenities to the residents.
As part of the campaign to keep the city clean and green, a big Nullah at Itwara Bazar near Indira Gandhi Chowk, which had been lying choked for many years, was cleaned on Tuesday.
The residents of the area had made several complaints about the Nullah that turned into a garbage dump.
Nevertheless, the complaints of the residents fell on deaf ears of the civic authorities.
When chairperson of the Nagar Palika Neetu Yadav and chief municipal officer Navneet Pandey came to know of it, they instructed the officials to remove dirt from the drain.
Consequently, a team of the civic body rushed to the spot and removed the dirt from the drain. As a result, the area is looking clean and the foul smell emanating from it also dissipated.
The residents heaved a sigh of relief.
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