Cleanliness drive at Manthanpada (Manori) with Women’s Participation 20.04.2018


The CCO and subcommittee of the cleanliness issue organized a rally on the 20th April 2018 at the 3 zones of Manthanpada, Manori attended by 15 people. The participation from the local women in the campaign was seen as they took broomsticks and swept the roads. The BMC provided broom sticks, a garbage carrier and sufficient staff for collecting the garbage. The core committee members also made the people aware of segregating waste in the dust bin. The villagers interacted with the head of Solid Waste Department and the Cleanliness Supervisor.
One of the zones from the village was extremely filthy as garbage was not thrown in dustbins. BMC found it difficult to pick up the garbage regularly due to the long distance between Malad and Manori and as it consumed lots of time. Certain measures like follow ups with the BMC took place. People have demanded regular or at least twice/ thrice a week a garbage-picker vehicle or a mini compactor on daily basis which will pick up the garbage. This rally in assistance with BMC has sensitized the people to keep the Manthanpada village clean.
BMC has given assurance that they will provide the regular vehicle from May 2018 onwards. The villagers & the BMC staff have given a positive reply to this.



Location: Mantanpada Rd, Borivali West, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

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