Appreciation to Eidul Azha Clean-Up Activities
Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi has awarded a substantial financial grant to the sanitation workers of the Capital Development Authority (CDA) as a mark of recognition for their outstanding performance throughout the Eid al-Azha clean-up campaign in Islamabad. There was a formal ceremony honouring the teams involved in the operation.
Valuing Leadership aand Teamwork
In his address on the occasion, Minister Naqvi appreciated the efforts of CDA Chairman Mohammad Ali Randhawa, the Deputy Commissioner, the Assistant Commissioners, and all sanitation workers, who were working diligently. In particular, he referred to the unwearying work of field teams and pointed to the overall success of the initiative.
Sanitation Workers to Get Bonuses
In appreciation, the Minister ministered a monetary incentive of one basic salary to all employees who participated in the Zero Waste Operation. Moreover, a bonus of Rs. 15,000 will be given to all the daily wage employees. This is a reward to them, considering their effort in the 72-hour Eid clean-up exercise.
Scale of Operation and Satisfaction among the People
MinisNaqvi had reported that more than 2,400 tonnes of animal waste and other collected waste were picked up in urban and rural Islamabad during Eid. The operation involved more than 2,500 workers and 250 vehicles, and was overseen by drone cameras to ensure efficiency and transparency.
The Minister of Islamabad also gave a positive reaction to the operation, expressing satisfaction with the work done by the sanitation teams. He also thanked the people for cooperating with the field staff.
