What has Gannan Prefecture of Gansu Province done to improve the environment?

In 215, an "environmental revolution"-the comprehensive improvement of urban and rural environment was launched, and the leaders at or above the prefecture level and the "top leaders" at all levels and departments took the lead in taking to the streets to "clean up", cleaning streets, picking up garbage and scrubbing sidewalk guardrails in their respective areas; At the same time, we also carried out in-depth work to clean the facade, clean the facade, clean the windows, clean the roof, unify the shutter doors and the number plates, promote the extension of the environmental sanitation rectification tentacles from the ground to the facade, focus on solving the problem of "disorder" of some buildings, shops and vehicles in the urban area, and thoroughly clean up the old sanitary corner. As of June 217, Gannan has cleaned up 1.65 million tons of ground garbage, transformed and beautified 1.16 million square meters of various walls, building facades and slope protection walls, and rectified 12, outdoor publicity signs.

Ma Xiulan said that in the past two years, great changes have taken place in her work: "The original cleaning equipment is not complete, and it is very difficult to clean. Now there are all kinds of washing and sweeping cars, sprinklers, vacuum trucks and spray trucks. Cadres and the masses have also come to clean, and people's quality has also improved. My work is much easier. " It is understood that in order to completely "refresh" the city appearance and "dress up" the city, the cooperative city has invested more than 65 million yuan to enrich street cleaning personnel and equip them with various sanitation facilities such as sweepers, mobile public toilets and garbage bins, laying a solid foundation for the improvement of the city appearance.

Wan Daicao, vice captain of the Environmental Health Brigade of Hezuo City, is responsible for the environmental health work of more than 1.1 million square meters in the urban area. Seeing that Shambala Cultural Square is alive again, Wan Daicao is particularly happy. "Now that the environment is getting better, more and more tourists come here. In summer, the square is packed every night, and everyone sings, dances in pots and pans and does aerobics together, not to mention how lively it is. "