Archive · 25 Oct 2025
Guntur Municipal Corporation Targets 100% Door-to-Door Garbage Collection
The Guntur city government wants to make sure all homes have their garbage picked up.
They are telling people in charge of each neighborhood to make this happen.
They also want to teach people how to sort their trash into wet and dry waste.
Officials are looking into why the city isn't as clean as it should be, and they're going to use a special system to keep track of the work.
They're also checking up on businesses to see if they have the right licenses.
GMC aims for 100% door-to-door garbage collection in Guntur.
Ward secretaries are tasked with overseeing garbage collection in their areas.
Public education on waste segregation is emphasized.
Comprehensive sanitation work is lacking across the city.
Inspectors are to focus on trade licenses and fee collection.
- Who
- GMC commissioner Puli Srinivasulu, public health officials, and ward secretaries
- What
- GMC's plan to implement 100% door-to-door garbage collection and address sanitation issues
- When
- Friday
- Where
- Guntur, at the Council Hall
- Why
- To improve sanitation and waste management within the city
- Organization
- Guntur Municipal Corporation (GMC)
- Primary Goal
- 100% Door-to-Door Garbage Collection
- Meeting Purpose
- Review of Trade Licenses and Sanitation Works
- Key Directive
- Ward secretaries to ensure garbage collection from every household