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37 garbage hotspots identified in N-E Delhi as govt unveils clean-up plan

New Delhi, Nov 15 (UNI) The Delhi government has launched an extensive cleanliness campaign across the city, with all the cabinet ministers and MLAs participating in the initiative.
In a statement issued here today, Office of the Delhi Development Minister stated that Development Minister Kapil Mishra commenced the cleanliness drive in North-East Delhi’s Ghonda Chowk, here today.
As part of the campaign, special cleaning operations and monitoring instructions have been issued to officials for the identified hotspots in the area. Ghonda MLA Ajay Mahawar, local municipal councillor, and district administration officials were also present. The Minister, along with the local teams, inspected the cleanliness arrangements in the area and issued necessary directions.
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