Report On Cleanliness Issue At Manthanpada (Manori) 29.12.2017

The Cleanliness issue subcommittee members organized a meeting at Manthanpada village, Manori on 29th December 2017 with 16 members present for the meeting. The objective of the meeting was to interact with the locals and get more information about the issue of cleanliness and to make a plan of action.

The agenda for the meeting was to create a time to time awareness on cleanliness among the villagers and fixing the next meeting date. Members took ownership for the cleanliness issue to be solved. They also asked the CCO staff to give support for the administration work.

The committee has taken the initiative to organize and lead an awareness rally & drive in the month of January 2018. The five members will inform the other committees, youth & children about the rally and drive program. 
Location: MANORI VILLAGE MANTHAN PADA, Manori - Gorai Rd, NEAR SAI MAULI BUS STOP, Malad West, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400095, India

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