The recent Kanwar Yatra in Uttarakhand has left Haridwar grappling with an overwhelming 6,000 tonnes of waste, prompting the Municipal Corporation to launch a significant cleanup operation. Sanitation workers, many of whom worked without additional pay, faced challenges in managing the aftermath of the pilgrimage, which saw over 4 crore devotees visiting the city. Meanwhile, four pilgrims from Khoda Colony went missing in Kedarnath due to landslides caused by a cloudburst, resulting in heightened concerns from their families. In a related incident in Jharkhand, five Kanwar Yatra pilgrims tragically lost their lives due to electrocution when their vehicle collided with an electricity pole. In Bandipora, the District Administration successfully executed a clean-up drive, clearing 51 legacy waste sites as part of a broader initiative to enhance environmental cleanliness. Community efforts were also observed in Kampung Kudei Dungun, where a cleanup drive resulted in the collection of over a tonne of garbage, reflecting a growing commitment to hygiene and environmental protection across various regions.