<p>BBMP Commissioner N Manjunatha Prasad on Wednesday urged ward-level nodal officers to mingle with people, listen to their grievances, and address them. </p>.<p>The officers, appointed to take the place of the corporators whose terms have ended, should ensure cooperation among all ward-level officials, visit mustering centres where pourakarmikas assemble every day, and monitor the collection and segregation of garbage. They should inspect the wards assigned to them thrice a week, starting at 6.30 am, the commissioner said. </p>.<p>They have also been asked to supervise pothole-filling, maintenance of footpaths, streetlights, parks and desilting drains. Besides inspecting primary health centres, they should also form ward-level committees made of ward officials, residents’ welfare associations and others. The committees should meet in the first week of the month. </p>
<p>BBMP Commissioner N Manjunatha Prasad on Wednesday urged ward-level nodal officers to mingle with people, listen to their grievances, and address them. </p>.<p>The officers, appointed to take the place of the corporators whose terms have ended, should ensure cooperation among all ward-level officials, visit mustering centres where pourakarmikas assemble every day, and monitor the collection and segregation of garbage. They should inspect the wards assigned to them thrice a week, starting at 6.30 am, the commissioner said. </p>.<p>They have also been asked to supervise pothole-filling, maintenance of footpaths, streetlights, parks and desilting drains. Besides inspecting primary health centres, they should also form ward-level committees made of ward officials, residents’ welfare associations and others. The committees should meet in the first week of the month. </p>
