Coimbatore: Diwali celebrations have left a large amount of waste on the streets and City Corporation has pressed the people and the engine into the service to clean it and keep the city neat and neat.
A stack of waste, especially seen on the streets of the city on Friday.
Because the civic body works with a slender workforce on a lively day, regular waste has also piled up on the streets.
Health workers, Dr.
Sathish Kumar said the garbage collection vehicle would make an additional trip to clean the waste.
He said they had instructed sanitation workers to collect cracker paper and polythene waste separately to make it easier to throw.
Demonstrate that they did not use additional workers to clean up the garbage, the officer said the existing workers would work for hours.
“The part of them also works on a lively day.
They will be given compensation later.
It has taken a week to collect garbage produced during the puja ayudha.
Diwali waste will be cleaned faster,” Kumar said.
Other corporate officials said the city had produced 600-800 tons of more waste during Diwali.
“We collected anywhere between 800-850 tons of garbage on normal days.
Now, the festival has left a large number of waste, we plan to collect around 1,000 tons of waste a day so that the whole garbage can be cleaned from the streets in three to four days.” P Prema, a resident of Saibaba Colony, said he had cleared the waste accumulating on the road in front of his house and remained the same on the roadside to make it easier for care workers to clean the same.
“Sanitary workers don’t clean it on Friday.
If it’s not immediately cleaned, the waste will spread to the road.”