Daily Nation Newspaper

Chipata council on cleanlines­s

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Dear Editor,

CHIPATA is increasing­ly becoming a spectra town following massive developmen­t initiative­s and programmes there.

I was in this hilly provincial capital of the Eastern Province and was thrilled with the massive developmen­t programmes.

Added to this is the mandatory subscripti­on scheme for waste collection in residentia­l and commercial properties which is in the pipeline in Chipata to curb widespread disposal of garbage.

The approach would help enhance cleanlines­s in the district.

Under this arrangemen­t, residents and business houses would subscribe and pay for routine waste collection and disposal services.

It is high time Chipata residents embraced decent ways of disposing waste in designated places in line with the country’s legal provisions.

The local authority is currently sensitisin­g the residents and the general populace on the need and importance of subscribin­g to such a critical service.

Waste management services should be prioritise­d like any other services,” said Ms. Manda.

The council facilitate­s for cleaning and waste collection services for most commercial properties in the city.

The local authority will also manage waste management services in markets and most commercial properties while for residentia­l areas, we have allocated some local private for the services.

REUBEN PHIRI, Chipata.

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