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Mohali to Launch ‘Mission Clean’ on Aug 29, Aiming to Eliminate Garbage Dumping Points
✍️ Amar Ujala · Mohali
🗓 29 Aug 2026, 02:17 AM
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The Mohali municipal authorities will start the Mission Clean drive on August 29, targeting the removal of all illegal garbage dumping points in the city.
The Mohali Municipal Corporation announced that the Mission Clean campaign will commence on 29 August. The initiative is designed to identify and dismantle illegal garbage dumping points that have proliferated across the city in recent years.
Under the program, municipal teams will conduct a city‑wide sweep, clearing existing waste sites and installing proper waste collection bins at strategic locations. The corporation also plans to engage local residents through awareness drives, encouraging segregation of waste at source.
Officials expect the removal of these dumping points to improve sanitation, reduce health hazards, and enhance the overall aesthetic of public spaces. The campaign will be monitored for compliance, and penalties will be imposed on entities found violating waste‑management regulations.
The Mission Clean drive aligns with Punjab’s broader clean‑city objectives and follows similar initiatives in other urban centers. Authorities have urged citizens to cooperate fully to ensure the program’s success.
Under the program, municipal teams will conduct a city‑wide sweep, clearing existing waste sites and installing proper waste collection bins at strategic locations. The corporation also plans to engage local residents through awareness drives, encouraging segregation of waste at source.
Officials expect the removal of these dumping points to improve sanitation, reduce health hazards, and enhance the overall aesthetic of public spaces. The campaign will be monitored for compliance, and penalties will be imposed on entities found violating waste‑management regulations.
The Mission Clean drive aligns with Punjab’s broader clean‑city objectives and follows similar initiatives in other urban centers. Authorities have urged citizens to cooperate fully to ensure the program’s success.