Clean the cities
April 09, 2020
In the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, most of the parts of the country are locked down, some complete while others partially so. Therefore, traffic is nominal, roads are
deserted, and markets & shops are closed, bringing commercial activities almost
to a standstill.
Most of the cities and towns are full of waste of every kind (kachra) as seen recently on the various TV channels. This is an opportune time to clean and clear the roads and streets from waste and rubbish material, at least once. This will also result in helping healthcare in these areas. The provincial governments should look into this possibility.
Hussain Siddiqui
Islamabad
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