Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz has launched a comprehensive cleanliness operation across the province for Eid ul-Adha, introducing special measures to maintain hygienic and pleasant surroundings. The initiative goes beyond basic waste removal, incorporating street washing and sprinkling of rose water to enhance public spaces during the festive period.
The large-scale cleanup covers all 10 divisions, 41 districts and 146 tehsils of Punjab, coordinated by Local Government Minister Zeeshan Rafiq. Authorities have distributed more than 1.2 million specially designed disposal bags for animal waste management. A dedicated control room established at Safe City Headquarters is monitoring the entire operation through real-time surveillance and coordination.
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This year’s campaign focuses on achieving visible cleanliness standards in residential areas, commercial zones and public spaces. The inclusion of rose water sprinkling marks a new approach to civic maintenance during Eid celebrations, blending practical sanitation with cultural touches. Early reports indicate improved efficiency in waste management compared to previous years, with particularly noticeable results in major urban centers.
The provincial government has emphasized the use of modern technology and administrative oversight to ensure effective implementation. Residents are encouraged to properly utilize the provided disposal bags and cooperate with sanitation teams working through the holiday period. The initiative reflects the administration’s commitment to maintaining public health standards while preserving the festive spirit of the occasion.
