Segregation Guide



📸 Segregation Guide – As Seen in the Picture

♻️ Know Your Waste, Do Your Part!
Captured in this photo is our Segregation Guide—a clear, color-coded visual that reminds everyone to dispose of waste properly. 🗑️

This guide promotes a cleaner environment and ensures our participation in sustainable waste management practices. Let’s continue to support the Tidy Up campaign by practicing proper segregation every day! 🌍✨

#TidyUp2025 #WasteSegregation #CleanAndGreen #EcoAwareness #SegregateNa







 

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