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People told to conserve natural resources: Suryapet Collector
District Collector Surendra Mohan felt that it was the duty of everyone to protect the environment and conserve natural resources for future generations. On the occasion of World Environmental Day on Monday, the Collector along with other officials released a leaflet on --About ourselves and future generations--designed by Green Club Trust of Nalgonda.Â
Suryapet: District Collector Surendra Mohan felt that it was the duty of everyone to protect the environment and conserve natural resources for future generations. On the occasion of World Environmental Day on Monday, the Collector along with other officials released a leaflet on --About ourselves and future generations--designed by Green Club Trust of Nalgonda.
Speaking on the occasion, he advised people to carry cloth bags while going to markets instead of plastic ones. “Plant saplings in vacant places on the premises of houses and conserve natural recourses for the welfare of future generations,” he advised, stating that it was the duty of everyone to control all sorts of pollutions.
Urging people to construct rain water harvesting pits on the premises of their houses, Surendra Mohan informed that the district administration has decided to plant 1.30 crore saplings, including 10 lakh medicinal plants under Haritha Haram. Joint Collector Sanjeeva Reddy, Revenue Divisional Officer Mohan Rao, district officials, Green Club Trust members and others participated in the programme.
