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9000 tonnes animal offals removed during Eid

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Staff Reporter

The Rawalpindi Waste Management Company (RWMC) removed 9,000 tonnes of animal waste from the city during three days of Eid-ul-Azha.
According to RWMC spokesman, a comprehensive cleanliness plan, in accordance with the policy of the Punjab government, was chalked out for Eid ul Azha to get rid of entrails of animals under which 3557 sanitary workers with 412 vehicles worked day and night during the Eid holidays.
He said the drivers and loaders shifted the animal waste to transfer stations from where it was shifted to landfill site on dumpers.
He said MD RWMC Manzoor Tarrar along with RWMC officials visited several city areas and supervised the entire operation.
The spokesman informed that Deputy Commissioner Capt (Retd) Anwar ul Haq (DC) also took a round of the city and inspected the cleanliness work. The DC and the citizens appreciated the performance of the department, he added.

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