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The Corporation Has Set up 200 Garbage Collection Centers in Shimla City: 8-10 a.m. Employees Are on Strike, and the City's Door-to-Door Sanitation System Has Collapsed.
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The city's sanitation system has been severely disrupted in Shimla, the capital of Himachal Pradesh, due to an indefinite strike by sanitation workers. 816 sanitation workers have gone on strike to protest the withholding of their 10 percent annual salary increase, halting door-to-door garbage collection in all 34 wards of the city. This has led to piles of garbage in many areas, causing inconvenience to local residents and tourists. In response…
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