Siri Dalada Vandanawa’ Supported by Clean Sri Lanka Initiative’s Waste Disposal Campaign
In alignment with the ‘Siri Dalada Vandanawa’, the Clean Sri Lanka programme organized a unique waste management campaign today (24), concentrating on maintaining cleanliness along the three main access routes to the Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic and its surrounding areas.
The initiative included active participation from officers of the Clean Sri Lanka Secretariat along with several volunteer groups made up of both youth and adults. Their involvement was a distinctive aspect of the campaign.
The campaign’s goal was not only to ensure proper waste disposal but also to educate the public on the importance of developing a responsible approach to waste management.
In accordance with the ‘Siri Dalada Vandanawa’ season, the “Clean Sri Lanka” programme has been actively carried out over the past few days, focusing on the historic Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic.
This initiative highlighted the importance of fostering a cleaner environment free from waste and advocated for responsible waste disposal practices as a societal norm.
The Clean Sri Lanka programme organized a waste management campaign on the 24th, focusing on the main access routes to the Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic. Part of the ‘Siri Dalada Vandanawa’ initiative, the campaign included officers from the Clean Sri Lanka Secretariat and volunteer groups. The aim was to ensure proper waste disposal and raise public awareness about responsible waste management. This campaign, tied to the religious season, highlighted the need for a cleaner environment and promoted responsible waste disposal as a societal norm, centering around the historic temple and its surroundings.
