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Mamuju Regency Government Holds Trash Cleanup Actions Twice a Week, Targeting Offices and Public Facilities

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Mamuju Regency Government Holds Trash Cleanup Actions Twice a Week, Targeting Offices and Public Facilities
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Mamuju District Government's waste clean-up action in the Mamuju Landscape, Friday (16/10/2026)

MAMUJU, GARISBUMI.com – The Mamuju Regency Government schedules rubbish clean-up actions twice every week to build the habit of keeping the environment clean. Activities are carried out every Tuesday in regional offices and every Friday in public facilities.

On Friday (16/10/2026), the trash or corve clean-up action was centered on the Mamuju Landscape. This activity is part of the regional government's support for the Indonesia ASRI Movement, which stands for Safe, Healthy, Clean and Beautiful.

Mamuju Regent Sitti Sutinah Suhardi was present along with Regional Secretary Suaib, assistants, heads of regional apparatus, as well as state civil servants (ASN) within the Mamuju Regency Government.

By dividing activity locations, efforts to maintain cleanliness reach the work environment as well as spaces used by the community. Its routine implementation is directed at raising awareness of waste and environmental cleanliness.

The Mamuju Regency Government hopes that this activity can support the realization of a clean and environmentally friendly area.

Official Press Release Diskominfo Kabupaten Mamuju

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