Tuesday, 27 May 2008
A voluntary cleaning campaign has started in Malakal, the capital of Upper Nile State under the slogan: Keep your town clean.
300 women participate in the campaign following a three week training on how to deal with garbage under the auspices of NDI organization.
The Deputy Director of the Environment Department in Malakal, Peter Nyang, said that the campaign would last for two months.
He said that the health authorities contributed cleaning tools to the campaign, in addition to supervising the work.
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