People associated with the Indian Red Cross Society have launched a special cleanliness campaign in Tehri district. The programme began in New Tehri and will continue through 6 November, according to the organisation’s Tehri unit.

The campaign is intended to improve cleanliness in selected public areas and raise awareness among residents about maintaining hygiene. New Tehri, Chamba and nearby areas have been included in the week-long programme.

Campaign begins in New Tehri

On Saturday, volunteers and members carried out cleaning work around the Additional Primary Health Centre and the Red Cross Society’s warehouse in New Tehri. The surrounding areas were also covered during the activity.

Indian Red Cross Society chairman Omkar Bahuguna was among those associated with the initiative. The programme also involved people linked to the organisation and its Uttarakhand management committee.

Tehri Red Cross Society chairman Abdul Atiq said the cleanliness drive would continue until 6 November. He added that people would be encouraged to adopt better cleanliness practices during the campaign.

Secretary Mahavir Datt Kavi, Durgadatt Raturi and Surat Singh Rana were among those present during the activity.

Conclusion

The Red Cross cleanliness campaign will continue across New Tehri, Chamba and nearby areas through 6 November, combining local cleaning activities with public awareness efforts.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. When will the cleanliness campaign continue until?

The campaign will continue through 6 November.

Q. Which organisation is conducting the campaign?

The campaign is being conducted by people associated with the Indian Red Cross Society and the Tehri Red Cross Society.

Q. Where did the campaign begin?

The campaign began around the Additional Primary Health Centre and the Red Cross Society warehouse in New Tehri.

Q. Which areas are included in the programme?

New Tehri, Chamba and nearby areas are included.

Q. What is the awareness component of the campaign?

People will be made aware of the importance of cleanliness during the programme.