Gurugram, Oct. 24 -- In a move to improve sanitation and ensure timely waste management, Municipal Corporation of Gurugram (MCG) commissioner Pradeep Dahiya on Thursday conducted a citywide inspection of garbage collection points and key roads, directing officials to intensify cleanliness drives and curb illegal dumping. The inspection started at the Beriwala Bagh secondary garbage collection point. Dahiya, along with additional commissioner Ravindra Yadav and joint commissioners Dr. Naresh Kumar and Ravindra Malik, reviewed waste-lifting operations. Dahiya instructed officials to ensure regular cleaning and prompt removal of garbage from the site. "Timely waste collection and visible improvement in sanitation are top priorities," he said. Officials said that view cutters have already been installed at the site to prevent roadside dumping. A boundary wall will soon be constructed to further contain litter. Dahiya then inspected the Southern Peripheral Road (SPR) and directed sanitation teams to expedite removal of garbage, construction debris, and horticultural waste along the road. He further instructed the joint commissioner to ensure that all waste and rubble opposite the Business Zone area be cleared before his next inspection, in early November. MCG commissioner also directed engineers to timely repair the water leakage points along the road. During his visit to MG Road near pillar number 48, Dahiya instructed that debris be removed immediately and waste collected from across the city be transported regularly to the Bandhwari waste treatment plant. He also inspected 9A Road and Faridabad Road, ordering swift removal of roadside construction waste. The MCG chief said strict action will be taken against illegal garbage dumping along roadsides, green belts, and public spaces....