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The Abia State government has announced a rigorous initiative to enhance cleanliness in markets across the state, deploying tipper trucks to remove accumulated refuse. The move is part of a broader effort to safeguard the environment and protect citizens from food and water contamination.
During an environmental sanitation monitoring exercise in Aba, Commissioner for Environment Philemon Ogbonna emphasized that regular waste evacuation from markets is critical to maintaining the quality of food and consumables sold. “This initiative ensures that the air in our markets remains fresh and free from stench,” Ogbonna stated.
The commissioner highlighted Governor Alex Otti’s commitment to improving public health in both urban and rural areas through a cleaner environment. He called on market leaders and traders to actively participate in the clean-up efforts, urging them to take the initiative seriously to sustain a healthy marketplace.
The government’s proactive measures aim to foster a safer and healthier environment for all residents of Abia State.
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