Poor sanitation in Dhoke Elahi Bukush
Rawalpindi : The residents of Dhoke Elahi Bukush have expressed concern over poor cleanliness as heaps of garbage spread in the area are emanating stinking smell. The residents of the area including Kashif, Hammad, Nadeem, Arshad, Masud ul HassanQazi, Zulfiqar Abbasi, Sajid Masud, Mohsin Aziz and others complained that poor cleanliness in the area, was spreading diseases.
They said that heaps of garbage were breeding ground for mosquitoes that could lead to dengue fever. One of the complainant said that buffaloes also found in the area, there presence made the environment polluted .
The residents demanded of Solid Waste Management Company to give attention to the neglected area. While, the company claimed that best cleanliness arrangements were put on place and the staff presence in the area was being monitored regularly.
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