Anti-open defecation campaign flagged off in Lucknow

Lucknow municipal government started opening campaign titled "opening campaign campaign" on Wednesday, entitled "Public information campaign against opening" in line with the vision of Yogi / Adiyanat Prime Minister. From the capital open free defecation (ODF) to October

Up to 114 "outdoor excretion points" are identified as part of the campaign, event volunteers will whistle to prevent defecation of people in the open air

At dawn, the volunteer team visited the city's Kharika Ward 2 area to start the campaign. In addition to preventing people from defecating in the outdoors, they raise awareness and encourage people to set up a toilet at home.

If your family is too poor to make a toilet at home, you will receive a Rs 125 equivalent card that you can use to provide a monthly health service to all family members in any public toilet. The municipal government also chases these families and plans to set up a toilet at home by October.

Lucknow Indramani Tripathi City Commissioner, in an interview with ANI, says: "This is an open bowel movement, it is difficult to change customs, people have toilets and community toilets at home, change these habits."

"We educate them about the diseases spread by open excretion and have established a monitoring committee to confirm the progress of the campaign.The members of these committees need them People. "Tripathi was added

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Lucknow's Mujasa gram panchayat announced on March 29 that there was no intestinal movement (ODF). This is the first gram panchayat to become ODF in Lucknow. WaterAid India and local partner Vatsalya played an important role in washing the cautionary committee, volunteers, trained Mason, the team, to clean up the Latry students and improve school hygiene It was. Magistrate Raj Shekhar announced the news at the event in Lucknow. Gram Panya Yat will be monitored for a month and will be judged by the state team for a 6 month review. Magistrates recognized their great efforts to achieve this goal, announced a package of 500,000 rupees for village development and a package of 10,000 rupees for Vatsalya.

As many people in India are defecating outdoors, various initiatives led by the Government of India are under way to reduce outdoor excretion of the country. It began with a "comprehensive health campaign", resumed in 2012 as Nirmal Bharat Abhiyan, and in 2014 with the wider Swachh Bharat Abhiyan (Clean India mission). People may have used plastic bags (also known as flying toilet bowls) to contain feces at night. However, the Swedish company Peepoople is offering a more advanced plastic toilet bag solution, the company "Peepoo bag", a personal, disposable, self-sterilizing, fully biodegradable toilet for preventing fecal contamination "Is manufactured. And the surrounding ecosystem. "This bag is currently used for humanitarian response in developing countries, schools, and city slums