WSSP launches cleanliness drive in Peshawar
During the drive, students presented tableaus regarding hygiene, sanitation and water conservation
PESHAWAR:
The Water and Sanitation Services Peshawar (WSSP) on Tuesday launched a mass public awareness and cleanliness campaign throughout the 43 union councils of the city.
The awareness campaign was launched during a day-long ceremony at Yadgar Chowk.
Banners and posters were plastered on the roads and streets of the city inscribed with slogans regarding proper disposal of waste, water conservation and timely payment of municipal services bills. Moreover, campaigners distributed pamphlets amongst students, traders, rickshaw drivers and other passersby.
During the drive, students presented tableaus regarding hygiene, sanitation and water conservation.
WSSP Database Assistant Manager Jehangir Khan gave a demonstration on how to install and use the mobile application, SafaPekhawar, designed by the Management Information System (MIS) of the utility service.
People were asked to register their complaints on the complaint cell 1334 regarding water and sanitation problems around the clock. They were assured that their complaints will be addressed within 24 hours.
Published in The Express Tribune, January 23rd, 2019.
The Water and Sanitation Services Peshawar (WSSP) on Tuesday launched a mass public awareness and cleanliness campaign throughout the 43 union councils of the city.
The awareness campaign was launched during a day-long ceremony at Yadgar Chowk.
Banners and posters were plastered on the roads and streets of the city inscribed with slogans regarding proper disposal of waste, water conservation and timely payment of municipal services bills. Moreover, campaigners distributed pamphlets amongst students, traders, rickshaw drivers and other passersby.
During the drive, students presented tableaus regarding hygiene, sanitation and water conservation.
WSSP Database Assistant Manager Jehangir Khan gave a demonstration on how to install and use the mobile application, SafaPekhawar, designed by the Management Information System (MIS) of the utility service.
People were asked to register their complaints on the complaint cell 1334 regarding water and sanitation problems around the clock. They were assured that their complaints will be addressed within 24 hours.
Published in The Express Tribune, January 23rd, 2019.