Mayor Karachi’s , Murtaza Wahab, has taken a proactive step by contacting the Inspector General (IG) of Sindh Police to initiate strict measures against those accountable for improperly eliminating animal entrails.
Mayor Karachi’s Challenges with Solid Waste Management
Solid Waste Management authorities state that sacrificial waste often becomes damaged. And scattered even before it reaches the city’s 99 designated collection points for disposal.
Absence of Key Officials
Officials have highlighted the absence of Commissioners, Deputy Commissioners, Assistant Commissioners, and road staff from their designated duties, which complicates efforts to manage waste effectively.
Mayor Karachi’s Intervention
Sources report that Mayor Karachi, Murtaza Wahab, directly communicated with the Sindh IG, emphasizing the need for immediate action against individuals improperly disposing of animal entrails.
Section 144 Imposed by Karachi Commissioner
In another development, the Commissioner of Karachi has enforced Section 144 across the city. This administrative measure aims to ensure public order and prevent gatherings or actions that could disrupt efforts to maintain cleanliness and hygiene after Eid-ul-Adha festivities.
Summary
The proactive stance taken by Mayor Karachi and the imposition of Section 144 reflect urgent measures to address environmental. And public health concerns arising from the improper disposal of sacrificial animal waste.
The coordination between municipal authorities. Law enforcement is crucial to effectively enforce regulations and ensure that city-wide cleanliness efforts are not compromised. Continued vigilance and strict regulation enforcement will be essential to managing waste disposal efficiently. And mitigating any potential health hazards in Karachi.
