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Schools getting rid of bulky, unserviceable items
Schools across the country have been actively disposing of bulky and unserviceable waste items as part of a nationwide clean-up exercise. The activity started on October 13 and ends today. It aims to ensure that all unwanted materials are properly removed from school buildings and compounds. Prior to this, health centres and hospitals in all regions conducted similar disposal exercises from September 29 to October 10, 2025, while regional administrative buildings are scheduled to carry out their clean-up activities from October 27 to November 7, 2025. This initiative forms part of the Ministry of Local Government and Regional Development’s broader efforts under the National Beautification Plan, which seeks to promote environmental cleanliness, enhance public health, and ensure efficient waste management across all regions. (Ministry of Local Government and Regional Development photos)
Schools across the country have been actively disposing of bulky and unserviceable waste items as part of a nationwide clean-up exercise. The activity started on October 13 and ends today. It aims to ensure that all unwanted materials are properly removed from school buildings and compounds. Prior to this, health centres and hospitals in all regions conducted similar disposal exercises from September 29 to October 10, 2025, while regional administrative buildings are scheduled to carry out their clean-up activities from October 27 to November 7, 2025. This initiative forms part of the Ministry of Local Government and Regional Development’s broader efforts under the National Beautification Plan, which seeks to promote environmental cleanliness, enhance public health, and ensure efficient waste management across all regions. (Ministry of Local Government and Regional Development photos)

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