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- Town municipal council officials in Chamarajanagar launched a cleanliness campaign at the government higher primary school in the PWD Colony.
- Planning director Venkatesh of the District Urban Development Cell urged students to keep their school, college and home surroundings clean and spread awareness among the public.
- Venkatesh also called on people to give up single-use plastics completely and switch to eco-friendly alternatives such as cloth bags instead of plastic covers.
- Municipal commissioner Parashuram Chalavadi asked students to pass on the cleanliness message to their parents and hand household waste to garbage collection vehicles instead of dumping it anywhere.
- Environmental engineer L. Roopa said citizens must cooperate by separating wet and dry waste daily, because the council cannot keep the town clean without public support.
What to watch next
- Whether residents actually start separating wet and dry waste for collection vehicles as urged.
- Whether the call to ban single-use plastics and adopt cloth bags translates into local enforcement or follow-up drives.
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