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Mandeep Kaur kicks off mega plantation drive at Achan

The initiative is aimed to enhance green cover, promote environmental conservation, and contribute to a cleaner and healthier ecosystem at the Achan Landfill Site
06:15 AM Aug 11, 2024 IST | GK NEWS SERVICE
mandeep kaur kicks off mega plantation drive at achan
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Srinagar, Aug 10: Commissioner Secretary Housing & Urban Development, Mandeep Kaur, along with the Commissioner SMC, Dr. Owais Ahmed today kicked off a large plantation drive in the buffer zone at the Municipal Landfill Site at Achan.

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The campaign is key initiative under the ongoing Swachhata Pakhwada Campaign. This event marks a crucial step towards environmental sustainability in Srinagar. With the kick starting of this great initiative today, it is estimated to plant 2000 trees at the Achan landfill site.

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The initiative is aimed to enhance green cover, promote environmental conservation, and contribute to a cleaner and healthier ecosystem at the Achan Landfill Site.

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The plantation drive at buffer zone of the Achan Landfill Site symbolises a proactive approach to address ecological concerns, creating a greener landscape and the foul smell will also be minimised, an official statement said.

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Commissioner Secretary expressed her appreciation for the collaborative efforts and emphasised the significance of such initiatives in promoting a cleaner and more sustainable future for the Srinagar.

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She highlighted the importance of community engagement and urged citizens to actively participate in environmental conservation activities.

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Dr Owais reiterated the corporation's commitment in promoting a cleaner and greener Srinagar through innovative projects and community-driven initiatives. Dr Owais emphasised the role of sustainable practices in creating a more liveable and environmentally conscious city.

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