QCI representatives inspect public toilets in Mysuru
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QCI representatives inspect public toilets in Mysuru

February 11, 2019

Mysuru: As part of the Swachh Survekshan Abhiyan mooted by the Union Government, representatives of Quality Council of India  (QCI) undertook a survey of maintenance of public toilets to declare the city as ‘Open defecation-free.’

The QCI representatives, Praveen and Aditya, who had arrived in city on Saturday, inspected the maintenance of public toilets from 11 am to 6.30 pm yesterday and gathered pictorial proofs.

The representatives went around Sub-urban Bus Stand, Ashoka Circle, Mysore Palace, Gokulam, Kuvempunagar, Bannimantap and other places.

MCC Health Officer Dr. Nagaraj and staff provided the needed assistance.

The Swachh Survekshan Abhiyan had got good publicity through  installation of digital sign boards by the MCC.

Sources said that the inspection of QCI representatives was not disclosed to media earlier by MCC Officers as directed by QCI.

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