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SMC removes grass,weeds, slit, dirt from South Srinagar Ward 32

K H News Service by K H News Service
June 16, 2021
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SMC removes grass,weeds, slit, dirt from South Srinagar Ward 32
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Srinagar/June, In continuing its 1 week long special drive to clear the foot paths and road dividers from unwanted grass, weeds, silt, dirt and dust etc across the city, Srinagar Municipal Corporation (SMC) on Wednesday  removed all the unwanted grass at several patches in the entire ward No 32 especially in Hyderpora Byepass, Sanat Nagar Bypass,  Barzulla, New Airport Road, Wazbagdad and Rawalpora Road right side.
The drive from  unwanted grass  removal has also been take  up in ward 15, i.e, 90 feet road Soura, Habak, Zakura and the adjoining areas. The staff from all the wards has been mobilised and the drive is monitored on daily basis. Ward 35 , i.e, Baghe Mehtaab and Ward 28 , i.e, Batamaloo, Bemina  has also undergone the said unwanted removal of  grass cutting / weed drive. The drive shall be take  up every day under the supervision of Chief Sanitation Officer.
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