5am-8am: Crucial time for monitoring civic work
LUCKNOW: With urban development minister Arvind Kumar Sharma ordering effective monitoring of civic amenities and cleanliness statewide, a Dedicated Command Control Centre (DCCC) has come up in Lucknow.
The minister inaugurated DCCC in the directorate of local bodies on April 4. Civic administration officials have been asked to regularly supervise the cleanliness and drinking water system from 5am to 8am.
Special secretary (urban development) Indramani Tripathi said, “We have increased the daily wages of sanitation workers from Rs 336 to Rs366 per day. The time for monitoring the work of sanitation workers has been fixed from 5am to 8am in every zone. Every municipal body will have a system to look after the cleanliness. A statelevel Dedicated Command Control Centre has been set up for supervision in the directorate of local bodies in Lucknow .The lines will be increased from three to 12 in the days to come. With this, a four-digit dedicated number will be available to the citizens soon to lodge their complaints.”
He said DCCC has been set up to maintain cleanliness, drinking water supply and sewage system. All these three works will be done by senior officials of the local body. Senior officials at the directorate will review the work every week.
THE CONTROL ROOM
The Dedicated Command Control Centre (DCCC) has been established in the Directorate of Local Bodies for redress of grievances related to cleanliness.
At present, the control room number is 18001800101.
Soon, a dedicated four digit number will also be issued. There will be real time monitoring from 5am to 8am. Initially, the control room will operate from 5 am to 1pm. Soon, it will be operational 24x7.