Rawalpindi Waste Management Company (RWMC) launches a large-scale Eid-ul-Azha cleanliness plan across the city. The operation aims to ensure proper waste collection and sanitation during the three-day Eid period.
RWMC launches this special campaign with full deployment of staff and machinery. A total of 6,340 workers and 1,066 vehicles will take part in the cleaning drive. The operation will run from May 27 to May 29.
Officials said the company launches the plan to manage more than 11,000 tons of waste across Rawalpindi. The work will continue 24 hours a day without any interruption.
RWMC Managing Director Rana Sajid shared details of the strategy during a press briefing. He said the system will be monitored through live CCTV cameras to ensure transparency and efficiency.
The RWMC also launches a parallel system for animal waste management during Eid. Around 145,000 kilograms of animal waste is expected to be collected during the operation.
To support citizens, the company has distributed 376,700 waste bags across all union councils. The city is divided into 164 union councils for better management.
The RWMC launches additional arrangements at 38 designated slaughter points. These sites will be supported by 167 workers and 54 vehicles to handle waste efficiently.
For hygiene control, the company will use two tons of phenyl and nearly 981 liters of rose water during the campaign. These measures aim to maintain cleanliness and reduce odor in public areas.
RWMC also launches a dedicated complaint system through a 1139 helpline. The complaints will be addressed within 30 minutes to two hours.
A central control room with 20 officials will remain active around the clock. It will monitor operations and coordinate field teams in real time.
Special cleaning operations will also cover mosques, Eidgahs, and graveyards across Rawalpindi. The RWMC launches this effort to ensure cleanliness at all important public places.
Despite challenges, officials confirmed that the operation will continue without interruption. The company has also added mini-trucks to support older vehicles in service.
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RWMC emphasized that the Eid-ul-Azha cleanliness drive is fully prepared and carefully planned. The campaign will continue under strict monitoring until all waste is cleared.
