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Dhaka South City Corporation conducted an integrated drive from Chankharpul to Bakshibazar in Old Dhaka on Tuesday afternoon, in the presence of administrator freedom fighter Md Abdus Salam. The operation targeted illegal occupation, mosquito control, waste management and verification of trade licences at business establishments.
Authorities removed illegal structures and shops built by occupying roads and footpaths, saying the action was intended to keep public walkways clear and restore urban order and appearance. Teams also identified potential mosquito breeding sites, applied larvicide and carried out mosquito-control work where required. Accumulated waste was removed from roads, footpaths and nearby areas, while residents were urged to dispose of waste at designated locations.
Officials checked trade licences at shops and businesses and warned operators against running without valid licences or violating licence conditions. The administrator said those concerned were initially being warned and given time to comply, with legal action planned at a later stage if they fail to act under the law. DSCC said such field operations would continue regularly in different areas to ensure clear footpaths, cleaner surroundings, mosquito control and orderly business practices.
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