Bhubaneswar: A “Safai Mitra Surakhya Sibira” health camp for Swachh Karmis was organised in Bhubaneswar under the NAARI Leads Swachhta initiative, with a focus on promoting the health and wellbeing of sanitation workers.
The camp was inaugurated by the Hon’ble Mayor in the presence of the Commissioner, Deputy Mayor, and local Corporator. The programme highlighted the commitment of the city administration towards supporting sanitation workers who play a crucial role in maintaining cleanliness and public health in the city.
During the camp, sanitation workers were provided with health check-ups and medical consultations. The initiative also aimed to raise awareness about preventive healthcare and occupational safety among Swachh Karmis.
Officials present at the event emphasised the importance of ensuring access to healthcare services for sanitation workers, acknowledging their vital contribution to keeping the city clean and hygienic.
The health camp formed part of ongoing efforts under the NAARI Leads Swachhta initiative to strengthen welfare measures for sanitation workers and recognise their role as frontline contributors to urban sanitation.
