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Asifabad: Officials told to focus on their targets
Complete the construction of individual sanitary latrines (ISL) before the end of July, District Collector Rajiv Gandhi Hanumanthu directed the district officials and special officers at a review meeting on Haritha Haram and ISLs at the Collector’s conference hall here on Tuesday.
Asifabad: Complete the construction of individual sanitary latrines (ISL) before the end of July, District Collector Rajiv Gandhi Hanumanthu directed the district officials and special officers at a review meeting on Haritha Haram and ISLs at the Collector's conference hall here on Tuesday.
Speaking on the occasion, the Collector instructed the special officers to focus on the works in their respective mandals and to clear all pending works before the end of July. In Asifabad district, out of the total 53,930 ISLs, 39,307 were constructed so far and 14,602 are pending, he said.
Hanumanthu also instructed the officials concerned to fulfil their target of Haritha Haram programme in their respective areas and to provide saplings from forest nurseries. They were also told to geotag each and every sapling and to appoint Vana Sevakulu in each village. He directed the Panchayat secretaries to find unemployed youth to appoint as Vana Sevakulu and the government will pay Rs 5 to each plant.
The district officials were also instructed to collect saplings form nurseries and to plant them near the compound wall of schools, SC, ST, BC and Tribal Welfare hostels and on both sides of the roads.
Forest officer Laxman Ranjeet Naik, DRDA PD Venkatesh Shailesh, MPDOs and special officers attended the review meeting.
