Wednesday, 9 October 2013

Binduri Assembly secures 11 metal refuse containers


09-10-13       
Some of the metal refuse containers on display

The newly created Binduri Assembly with support from Zoomlion Ghana has procured eleven (11) metal refuse containers to tackle the sanitation problem in the area.  The move forms part of effort by the assembly to ensuring proper waste disposal. Moreover, the assembly in its quest to inculcate in the people proper sanitary practice has recruited fifteen (15) sanitary guards to compliment the effort of the Environmental Health Unit in the performance of their duties. In view of this, management of the assembly upon request from the National headquarters of Zoomlion secretariat has submitted a list of names of janitors including heavy duty drivers to the regional secretariat to be forwarded to the national quarters, whilst the assembly awaits approval to enable it recruit personnel to commence work.  The District Chief Executive, Daniel Akologo Adoliba, who made this known to Radio Ghana  said the assembly was determined to eradicate the filth that has engulfed the area and has therefore putting in place appropriate interventions to deal with the menace. This, he added, had compelled the assembly to procure the necessary human and managerial resources to properly manage waste in the district. He lamented that issue of poor sanitation poses a major challenge to the assembly, stressing that efforts would be intensified to ensure proper waste management. Mr Adoliba, however called on the people to support the assembly in its effort and admonished members of the assembly to contribute their bit by initiating clean up exercises in their areas of jurisdiction.  This, he suggested, should be done in consultation with the chiefs and opinion leaders to enable them achieve results. A clean-up campaign programme, he further proposed, should also be considered at least once every quarter in all the communities within the district.
GBC                                                           END                                                              IA/

 


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