Archive · 14 Sep 2025
Mohali Mayor Launches Waste Segregation Campaign
The mayor of Mohali is starting a new program to help people sort their trash.
Instead of mixing wet and dry waste, residents are asked to put them in separate bins.
This will help the city manage waste better and reduce bad smells and diseases.
The city will use special vehicles to collect the waste from each home.
The mayor also wants people to be careful with sharp objects like broken glass, as they can hurt animals.
The goal is to make the city cleaner and healthier.
They will also check houses for standing water where mosquitoes can breed and spread diseases like dengue.
Mohali's mayor launched a waste segregation awareness campaign.
Residents are asked to separate wet and dry waste.
Door-to-door waste collection will be done by the Municipal Corporation using its own vehicles.
Campaign aims to improve waste management and reduce health risks.
Additional campaign to check for stagnant water to prevent dengue.
- Who
- Mayor Amarjit Singh Jeeti Sidhu and Mohali Municipal Corporation.
- What
- Launched an awareness campaign to promote waste segregation and door-to-door waste collection.
- When
- Initiative started on Sunday.
- Where
- Mohali, India.
- Why
- To improve waste management, reduce foul odors, prevent disease, and protect animals.
- Initiative
- Waste segregation campaign
- Location
- Mohali, India
- Lead by
- Mayor Amarjit Singh Jeeti Sidhu
- Objective
- Segregate wet and dry waste at home
- Waste collection
- Door-to-door by MC vehicles
- Target
- Mohali residents