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Kolkata (July 03,2023) : The Kolkata Municipal Corporation (KMC) has received 127 complaints of poor cleaning service in the city in the past month. The complaints have come from all over the city, including the central business district, residential areas, and even some of the city's most popular tourist spots. The complaints range from garbage not being collected on a regular basis to overflowing drains and overflowing sewers. Some of the complaints have also mentioned the presence of mosquitoes and other pests in areas where the cleaning service is poor.

The KMC has taken action on the complaints and has deployed additional cleaning staff to the affected areas. The corporation has also promised to take long-term measures to improve the cleaning service in the city. The monsoon season is approaching, and the KMC is concerned that the poor cleaning service will lead to an increase in mosquito-borne diseases. The corporation has appealed to the citizens of Kolkata to cooperate with them and to help keep the city clean.

The complaints of poor cleaning service in Kolkata are a sign that the city's civic infrastructure is under strain. The KMC is struggling to keep up with the demands of the growing city, and the monsoon season is likely to put further pressure on the corporation's resources.

The KMC needs to take long-term measures to improve the cleaning service in the city. This includes increasing the number of cleaning staff, providing them with better equipment, and improving the coordination between different departments of the corporation. The citizens of Kolkata also need to play their part in keeping the city clean. They should avoid littering, and they should report any problems with the cleaning service to the KMC. By working together, the citizens and the KMC can make Kolkata a cleaner and healthier city.