Patna: The day after sanitation workers called for their unlimited attack, Patna Municipal Corporation (PMC) claimed that the roads were dirty and the streets were cleaned properly.
City manager from PMC’s BankiPore Circle, Abhaya Priya, told reporters on Wednesday, “Our people, who have worked since last night, have cleaned areas such as Ashok Rajpath, Nala Road, and Boring Road.
Some of the remaining pathways too Will be cleaned.
“Chandra Prakash Singh, President of Bihar Sthaniya Nikaay Karmachari Sanyukt Morcha, also claimed that sanitation workers would eliminate garbage stacks from all areas in 48 hours.
“If we are determined, we can make City Spick and Span in just two days,” he added.
Meanwhile, Patnaite sighed relieved when the sanitation worker continued the garbage collection service from the door to the door on Wednesday.
More than 7,000 tons of waste have been thrown in every corner and the city gap during the strike.
Chandani Singh, a resident of Ashok Rajpath, “the situation worsened day after day.
Hitting him does not end on Tuesday, we will continue to suffer.” The resident of the boring canal road, over Kumar, remember, “The foul smell comes from a pile of garbage thrown away on the road .
Bathrooms worsen the situation.
“more than 40,000 sanitation workers, sweepers and employees of grade four more in 258 local bodies urban areas, including 18 municipal corporations, 83 Parishads Nagar and 157 Nagar Panchayats, carried out the attack infinite of 7 of September, demanding regularization of jobs .
They agreed to contact their strike and returned to work on the direction of Patna High Court on Tuesday.
The court asked the state government to consider demands of protesters and took the necessary actions in eight weeks.
“The government must consider and fulfill our demands so we do not protest in the future.
Even we do not want to cause discomfort for occupants,” Chandra Prakash said.
Patna breathe is easy like workers clean the streets
