Pune: The park in pune’s civilian limits in good health, hold a two-year covid pandemic and the next closure for a long period of time in the phase.
Oasis city remains green.
Better yet, some have become greener.
Most sports equipment installed in the garden are very fitting and fine.
Thanks to the regular maintenance of the Civic Administration of this facility in this challenging period.
Senior residents of Suresh Mehta, who regularly visited parks near their homes, said the facility had been well maintained and kept clean despite limitations.
According to an official from the Garden Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) department, park maintenance is a challenging task during a pandemic.
“We ensure that everything involved in cleaning the daily garden is vaccinated against the earliest Covid-19,” he said.
Six-seven institutions are involved in cleaning and maintenance of parks and gardens, besides PMC staff themselves.
This employee is involved in cleaning sports equipment installed in most parks too.
Santoshkumar Kamble, PMC Park Supervisor, said, “a separate team was there to maintain garden and garden maintenance.
We got a message from residents through a social media platform that highlighted this problem too.
We accept assistance from the horticulture department for tree maintenance and plants in Facilities.
“There are more than 200 parks within the limit of Pune Civic.
Most of them reopened last week, after staying closed again after the emergence of the Omicron Coronavirus variant.
Some larger facilities such as PU La Deshpande and Chhatrapati Sambhaji Gardens were closed for a longer period when they draw a significant crowd.
The footsteps of the occupants in this facility drastically fell over the past two years due to covid sidewalks.
What come, senior citizens of Mehta want the PMC administration to keep the garden open at least to walk from now on.
“It will benefit those who don’t have space to walk at home,” he said.
Most gardens have been reopened now in phase, at least to walk.
“The time has also been extended an hour at night, from the previous deadline at 7:00 to 8pm,” Kambu said, the PMC park supervisor.
According to estimates, more than 1,000 people visit popular parks on weekends on pre-pandemic days.
Footsteps have not reached nearby.
“There has been a significant decrease in visitor count because Covid.
It will take a few more days to ride foot,” said an official from PMC.