Archive · 1 Jun 2025
Mysuru City Focuses on Monsoon Health and Cleanliness
City officials in Mysuru are telling people to get rid of standing water to stop mosquitoes from breeding.
They are also reminding residents to call the city if they see garbage.
The city will remove the garbage quickly, and people who litter will be fined.
Officials are working to keep the city clean during the rainy season and address any issues that come up.
Mysuru authorities advise residents to prevent mosquito breeding during monsoon.
Residents are urged to report garbage issues to the MCC office.
Garbage will be resolved within one hour of reporting.
Fines and FIRs will be imposed for littering.
City corporation's control room operates 24/7.
- Who
- MCC authorities and residents of Mysuru
- What
- Addressing monsoon-related health and cleanliness
- When
- During the monsoon season
- Where
- Mysuru
- Why
- To prevent mosquito breeding and ensure cleanliness
- Focus
- Mosquito control and waste management
- Key action
- Residents urged to report garbage
- Reported Issues
- Garbage, fallen trees
- Health Official
- Dr. NP Venkatesh
- City Official
- Commissioner Shaikh Tanveer Asif
- Garbage Resolution Time
- One hour