Regularized Pest Control Sessions After 2 years At Pali

As regular pest control sessions were not taking place for the past two years at Pali Village, the villagers were facing the consequences of health issues and many other illnesses due to Uncleanliness. There was a need for regular pesticide sessions at every ward. The core committee took the responsibility to solve the issue with the cooperation of the Nagarsevak (Corporator).

On 6th October 2017 the committee that deals with uncleanliness issue took the initiative and had a meeting with three Nagar Sevaks. Prior to the meeting five core committee members volunteered and took an appointment for 12th October 2017 at 7.30pm in the Church hall.
The newly appointed Nagar Sevaks were present for the Core Committee (CC) & Subcommittee issues meeting. The meeting was conducted with the intention to make them aware of the unhealthy condition of the village and gain cooperation from them. A total of 65 members attended the meeting.

The secretary of the subcommittee presented their Micro Plan report for which the Nagarsevaks gave a positive response which was documented for further follow-up process. They agreed to solve the issue, and an immediate action was taken i.e. the CC members were asked to list and submit the common issues of uncleanliness. And immediately within two days, the Nagar Sevak actioned out the cleaning up of drainages and pest control sessions every Tuesday and Wednesday.

In all the 9 wards two members of CC and subcommittee have volunteered themselves to monitor the pesticide and drainage clean up along with the CCO staff.  To confirm this action Nagar Sevak has asked its workers to take the signature of the volunteers from each ward after the pesticide session is completed.
Location: Pali Chowk Road, Uttan, Bhayander West, Thane, Maharashtra 401106, India

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