The Manica Post

Council should improve on service delivery

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EDITOR — I write this letter with a sense of urgency. This is in regard to the issue of service delivery by the council. Service delivery appears to be at its lowest especially in high-density areas.

This is a serious risk to the general welfare of the citizens and knowingly or unknowingl­y, the environmen­t is adversely being affected. Refuse is taking long to be collected.

In other instances, it may not be collected at all resulting in residents having to find their own unorthodox means of disposing refuse. This poses health risks.

My appeal is to have the city council put its house in order and give us proper service delivery so that we live in clean environmen­ts.

My appeal also goes to residents for them to be responsibl­e and not to throw litter everywhere.

Residents need to enjoy a clean environmen­t, free from the risks of contaminat­ing diseases.

There are also other areas in the CBD where litter is being dumped and not collected.

It becomes a sorry sight. We need to see more action from the council and residents to ensure a clean city.

Service delivery is important and this is what we urgently need as disgruntle­d citizens.

Also, residents must be careful with how they dispose sanitary material such as baby diapers and feminine pads. Careless disposal of these will result in negative effects that are dangerous to the community and the environmen­t at large.

In the same line, council must ensure that it collects refuse on time. We need a clean environmen­t for everyone.

Takudzwa H Chiwanza, Dangamvura

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