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Mbarara City residents embrace National Cleaning Exercise
Fred Turyakira, the chairman LC I Boma cell and Robert Butamanya, a trader on Stanley Road in Mbarara city, hailed the government for the exercise, which they believe will promote cleanliness in the country and urged all Ugandans to embrace it.
In compliance with the government-mandated three-hour sanitation directive, local streets early morning remained clear of traffic and commercial entities remained closed as the community engaged in clean-up operations. (Credit: Abdulkarim Ssengendo)
By: Abdulkarim Ssengendo, Journalist @New Vision
MBARARA - Mbarara City early Saturday joined municipalities nationwide in observing the first National Cleaning Day.
In compliance with the government-mandated three-hour sanitation directive, local streets early morning remained clear of traffic and commercial entities remained closed as the community engaged in clean-up operations.
In compliance with the government-mandated three-hour sanitation directive, local streets early morning remained clear of traffic and commercial entities remained closed as the community engaged in clean-up operations.
Fred Turyakira, the chairman LC I Boma cell hailed the government for the exercise he believes will promote cleanliness in the country. (Credit: Abdulkarim Ssengendo)
Fred Turyakira, the chairman LC I Boma cell and Robert Butamanya, a trader on Stanley Road in Mbarara city, hailed the government for the exercise, which they believe will promote cleanliness in the country and urged all Ugandans to embrace it.