The Municipal Corporation of Gurugram (MCG) is set to launch a two-day cleanliness drive on June 4 and 5 in celebration of World Environment Day. This initiative aims to eliminate garbage vulnerable points (GVPs), improve sanitation, and encourage public participation in waste management. Civic officials have organized the campaign to involve sanitation teams, resident welfare associations (RWAs), market associations, and ward committees. Four specific wards have been chosen for focused intervention: Ward 10 in Zone 1, Ward 32 in Zone 2, Ward 4 in Zone 3, and Ward 22 in Zone 4. The MCG has begun identifying and geo-tagging GVPs throughout the city, documenting waste details, and planning for the deployment of sanitation workers and equipment. Additionally, awareness drives on waste segregation, composting, and the principles of reduce, reuse, and recycle (3R) are planned, with participation from schools and social organizations. Progress will be monitored through daily reports and social media updates. This drive follows a recent visit by a World Bank team to assess Gurugram's sanitation and pollution-control efforts.