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Creating healthy environment demands collective responsibility: Mayor JMC

Jmu Mayor also urges Business houses, communities to join Corporation’s ‘Adopt -A-Park’ imitative

K H News Service by K H News Service
November 12, 2022
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Jammu  :  Mayor Jammu Municipal Corporation, Rajinder Sharma, on Friday asserted that building a healthy and green environment to address the challenges of climate change demands collective responsibility.

He was speaking on the program JMC’s Adopt -A-Park  imitative.

Under the program, a park at ChanniHimmat was Friday adopted by International Delhi Public School (IDPS) Jammu.

The Adopt-A-Park’ programme of Jammu Municipal Corporation provides local communities, welfare associations and other organizations an opportunity to contribute in upkeep and clean up of neighborhood parks.

The Mayor called upon the individuals, business houses and other organizations to adopt a park and make a difference in their neighborhood, adding that people’s participation, community support is required to establish beautiful and well-maintained parks, clean and free of litter. “We should make collective efforts for conservation of nature and its resources” added the Mayor and praised IDPS for becoming a part of it.

Appreciating the noble initiative, Deputy Mayor, JMC Baldev Singh Balloria said “Adopt-A-Park is an opportunity to bring consciousness about environment conservation to every household.” He congratulated IDPS school management for becoming part of this noble initiative.

Chairman Health and Sanitation Committee RajkumarTarkhan and Member Waqf Board, SohailKazmi also appreciated IDPS management and said Adopt a park is a wonderful opportunity for all to make a difference in environment as well as surroundings.

JMC at present is looking after 273 parks and 50 green spaces. As many as 30 public parks have already been adopted by aware and responsible citizens at different places of Jammu city, under the initiative Adopt-A-Park.

Secretary JMC ParvinderKour; Managing Director IDPS Suminder Singh; AFO JMC Rabia Khan, students and staff of IDPS as well as locals were also present on the occasion.

K H News Service

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