Malkajgiri Municipal Corporation Commissioner T Vinay Krishna Reddy inspected several locations on Wednesday, directing officials to remove garbage vulnerable points, improve sanitation, protect pedestrian movement and expand the reuse of treated wastewater.
At a garbage vulnerable point near Life Spring Hospital, Reddy instructed officials to level and cap the roadside site with soil and dust material. He said the work should not leave pits, which can allow water to stagnate and contribute to mosquito breeding and foul odour.
The commissioner also inspected a garbage vulnerable point near a carbon company and directed staff to clean nearby traffic dividers and electric poles. Officials were asked to prune plants and remove accumulated soil and waste from footpaths to make walking routes safer.
At Tirumal Nagar Colony, Reddy instructed the concerned staff to ensure daily garbage clearance and prevent waste from accumulating. He also directed officials to keep both sides of the RK Nagar railway bridge free of garbage through regular cleaning and monitoring.
The inspection included a sewage treatment plant at Jain Balaji Big Town. Reddy reviewed the treatment of wastewater generated within the township and examined the reuse of treated water for watering garden plants. The inspection placed wastewater reuse alongside routine sanitation measures as part of the corporation’s civic-facilities review.
The commissioner stressed the need for regular field monitoring, timely sanitation action, elimination of garbage vulnerable points and responsible reuse of treated wastewater. The report did not specify deadlines for completing the individual works or provide figures on the number of sites covered by the inspection.
