The Cyberabad Municipal Corporation cleared 179 garbage-vulnerable points and transported 197.88 metric tonnes of waste on Saturday during a special drive across 76 wards. Teams cleaned stretches and open plots, while officials issued 64 notices concerning abandoned vehicles
Published Date – 14 November 2026, 08:00 PM
Hyderabad: Cyberabad Municipal Corporation’s sanitation wing cleared 179 garbage-vulnerable points and transported about 197.88 metric tonnes of waste on Saturday, the second day of a special drive across 76 wards.
CMC Commissioner G Srijana said in a press release that the drive covered all corporation zones, focusing on un-served, under-served and neglected areas, including newly developed colonies and extended layouts.
Sanitation teams cleaned 147.5 stretches and 64 open plots, using 161 vehicle trips to lift and transport garbage. Officials also served 64 notices concerning abandoned vehicles.
The drive aims to identify sanitation gaps, ensure regular services, eliminate garbage accumulation at vulnerable locations and expand sanitation coverage across all wards.
