It is imperative that our surroundings should be clean and tidy. Some people believe that it is the responsibility of the citizens to ensure that the streets are kept tidy; however, few others believe that the government has to keep the society clean. In my opinion, it is the responsibility of both to ascertain that the neighbourhood is kept clean.
On the one hand, it is significant that the government provides a robust infrastructure for waste management. The government has to build waste collection boxes in each street so that people can conveniently dump their wastes. Consequently, they should build a team in collecting these rubbish from every streets regularly so that the waste does not get accumulated. For example, the government of India initiated scheme named Swach Bharat, in this scheme every road had trash cans installed and there a significant amount of waste found on the roads after the implementation of this program. Also, there must be a law for punishing individuals who do not follow the rules. People should be strictly adviced not to dump any waste on vacant lands, and if any individual breaks the law has to be punished severely so that others do not repeat it.
On the other hand, people play a vital role in keeping the streets clean. It is essential that we live in a clean and neat environment. Today, there are various diseases that are spread because of dumping trash on roads. For example, in a recent survey by WHO it was found that a particular slum in Kochi had the highest number of dengue patients. And when the slum was visited, it was found that because of the huge pile of food waste, the mosquitoes numbers grew and lead to many people falling sick.
To conclude, both the government and people has an equal responsibility to ensure that our neighbourhood is kept clean. If the proper infrastructure is built, most of the waste management problems will be under control.
It is imperative that our surroundings should be
clean
and tidy.
Some
people
believe that it is the responsibility of the citizens to ensure that the
streets
are
kept
tidy;
however
, few others believe that the
government
has to
keep
the society
clean
. In my opinion, it is the responsibility of both to ascertain that the
neighbourhood
is
kept
clean.
On the one hand, it is significant that the
government
provides a robust infrastructure for
waste
management. The
government
has to
build
waste
collection boxes in each
street
so
that
people
can
conveniently
dump their
wastes
.
Consequently
, they should build a team in collecting these rubbish from every
streets
regularly
so
that the
waste
does not
get
accumulated.
For example
, the
government
of India initiated scheme named
Swach
Bharat, in this scheme every road had trash cans installed and there a significant amount of
waste
found on the roads after the implementation of this program.
Also
, there
must
be a law for punishing individuals who do not follow the
rules
.
People
should be
strictly
adviced
not to dump any
waste
on vacant lands, and if any individual breaks the law
has to
be punished
severely
so
that others do not repeat it.
On the other hand
,
people
play a vital role in keeping the
streets
clean
. It is essential that we
live
in a
clean
and neat environment.
Today
, there are various diseases that
are spread
because
of dumping trash on roads.
For example
, in a recent survey by WHO it
was found
that a particular slum in
Kochi
had the highest number of dengue patients. And when the slum
was visited
, it
was found
that
because
of the huge pile of food
waste
, the mosquitoes numbers grew and lead to
many
people
falling sick.
To conclude
, both the
government
and
people
has
an equal responsibility to ensure that our
neighbourhood
is
kept
clean
. If the proper infrastructure
is built
, most of the
waste
management problems will be under control.