The Public Health Department in Municipal Corporation plays a crucial role in safeguarding Public Health and ensuring a healthy environment for citizens. Here are its key functions.Effective Sanitation and Waste Management Improper waste management contributes to the spread of communicable diseases and poses a significant threat to the environment. Hence, the Public Health Department of the Municipal Corporation ensures efficient sanitation and waste management through source segregation, regular collection with proper bins, and transportation to disposal or recycling facilities. Organic waste is composted, while non-recyclable waste is sent to sanitary landfills or waste-to-energy plants. Recycling programs and public awareness campaigns promote responsible waste practices, supported by advanced technologies and strict monitoring for compliance. Prioritizing worker safety and adopting sustainable practices like the circular economy further enhance the system’s efficiency and impact.

Preventive Healthcare

Control of Communicable Diseases:

Our approach focuses on minimizing the spread of communicable diseases through proactive and targeted interventions. This includes ensuring safe water quality, managing outbreaks with swift and strategic responses, and implementing the Urban Malaria Scheme to reduce the prevalence of vector-borne diseases. By adopting a holistic and community-centric methodology, we aim to enhance public health outcomes and promote healthier urban living environments.

Birth and Death Registration:

The Public Health Department, under the municipal corporation, is responsible for registering all births and deaths occurring within its jurisdiction. This essential service includes issuing accurate certificates, making necessary corrections to birth and death records, and facilitating the addition of child names in birth certificates. Maintenance of Urban Primary Health Centers (UPHCs) The Public Health Department of the Municipal Corporation oversees the management and operation of Urban Primary Health Centers (UPHCs). These centers provide essential healthcare services, focusing on maternal and child health, including antenatal care, postnatal care, and pediatric healthcare. Additionally, UPHCs play a critical role in implementing and monitoring immunization programs aimed at preventing infectious diseases, ensuring healthier communities through proactive and comprehensive care.

DETAILS OF GARBAGE TREATMENT

1. Total Garbage generated: 440 TPD
2. Total Wet waste generated: 197 TPD
3. Total Dry waste generated: 243 TPD

ACTION PLAN FOR PROCESSING OF GARBAGE

1. composting and the remaining 107 TPD being sent to Waste to energy plant
2. Dry waste: 10 TPD (recycling through Material Recovery Facility (MRF) and the remaining 233 TPD non-recyclable part is being sent to Waste to energy plant.

REQUIREMENTS OF MEN AND MACHINERY

Households	Garbage Generation @ 0.450 gms per capita (in TPD)	Required No. of Autos @ 0.5 tons capacity	Total no of Autos required keeping 10% in spare	No of workers required @ 3 per autos	Total carrying capacity of autos @ 3 trips per day (in Tons)
242822	440	350	380	1050	451

WORKERS FOR DRAIN CLEANING

LENGTH OF DRAINS IN KM	1472
WORKERS REQUIRED FOR DESILTATION OF DRAINS @1 PER 2 KM	737

WORKERS FOR MAIN ROAD SWEEPING

LENGTH OF MAIN ROADS IN KM	108 (216)
WORKERS REQUIRED FOR SWEEPING OF ROAD @1 WORKER PER 750 MTS	144 (216) @

WORKERS FOR TRACTORS AND COMPACTORS

VEHICLE	NUMBER OF VEHICLES	WORKER REQUIRED
TRACTOR	25	125 @ 5 PER VEHICLE
COMPACTORS	30	60 @ 2 PER VEHICLE

TOTAL WORKERS REQUIRED FOR D2D COLLECTION, SWEEPING, DRAIN CLEANING AND SECONDARY COLLECTION VEHICLES	WORKERS REQUIRED FOR NIGHT SANITATION and PROCESSING PLANTS	TOTAL AVAILABLE WORKERS (PH + APCOS)	TOTAL REQUIRED WORKERS FOR SANITATION	TOTAL WORKERS TO BE NEWLY ENGAGED
1986	70 (50+20)	1971	2036 (1+2)	85

CALCULATION FOR VEHICLE ALLOCTION

Auto allocated area (HH)	Garbage generation for every auto allocated area (TPD)	Auto carrying capacity (TONS)	Auto carrying capacity of three trips (TONS)
700	1.260	0.43	1.29

WORKER STATUS

WORKERS	TOTAL	PUBLIC HEALTH	MALARIA
PERMANENT	302	298	4
APCOS	1853	1673	180
	2155	1971	112

BIOREMEDIATION OF LEGACY WASTE

Estimated Quantity of Legacy Waste (as mentioned in the Tender Document) (in Lakh Tonns)	Area covered by the Legacy Waste (in Acres)	Name of the Agency allotted for treatment of Legacy Waste	Quantity of Legacy Waste remediated/treated so far (in Lakh Tonns)	Balance of Legacy Waste to be remediated/treated (in Lakh MTs)	Present Status of Legacy Waste Treatment/Whether work in progress	Expected date of completion
4.80 MT	24.9	M/s. Tharuni Associates	3.05	1.75	WORK UNDER PROGRESS	30-03-25

LIQUID WASTE MANAGEMENT

QUANTITY OF SEWAGE GENERATED PER DAY (IN MLD)	LOCATION OF THE STP (STP-WISE)	CAPACITIES OF STPS UNDER CONSTRUCTION UNDER DIFFERENT SCHEMES (IN MLD) (STP-WISE) (SCHEME-WISE VIZ., AMRUT, SBM 2.0, APTIDCO ETC.)	PRESENT STAGE OF THE WORK (STP-WISE)	% OF WORK COMPLETED (STP-WISE)
103	SUDHAPALLI DONKA	1. STP – 1 – 10 MLD 2. STP – 2 – 20 MLD 3. STP – 3 – 25 MLD 4. STP – 4 – 41 MLD 5. STP – 5 – 27 MLD Comprehensive Underground Sewerage Scheme OTSFA	1. 4 STP Works were partially executed 2. 1 STP Work - To be Started	1. Two STP Works - 90% completed 2. Two STP Works - 50% completed 3. One STP Work - To be Started