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A mass clean up drive conducted in city

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A mass clean up drive conducted in city
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A mass clean up drive took place at the MSS Wakf Board College campus in Madurai to promote cleanliness and waste management awareness. Over 200 participants, including officials and volunteers, emphasized the importance of public involvement in maintaining a clean city. Future initiatives will include awareness programs and similar drives in various public locations throughout Madurai district.

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A mass clean up drive was conducted at the MSS Wakf Board College campus in Madurai on Wednesday.The event was conducted to promote cleanliness and create awareness about proper waste management. Madurai Collector K. J. Praveen Kumar and Madurai North MLA A. Kallanai inaugurated the event.More than 200 participants, including government officials, Corporation staff, sanitary workers, students and volunteers took part in the event that highlighted the importance of public participation in keeping the city clean.The District Collector said cooperation of the public was important to achieve the objective of turning Madurai into a clean city.

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