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- The Guntur Municipal Corporation mobilized 3,000 workers and 250 officials to address water stagnation and drainage issues during heavy rainfall.
- Authorities cancelled staff holidays and stationed emergency equipment such as robots and earthmovers across the city.
- Municipal Commissioner K. Mayur Ashok inspected flood-prone areas and ordered the immediate clearance of drain obstructions.
- Officials are currently operating pumpsets to restore traffic flow and manage water accumulation in low-lying zones.
What to watch next
- Continued heavy rainfall expected overnight
- Monitoring of water stagnation at identified vulnerable locations
- Effectiveness of drainage clearance measures in low-lying areas
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K. Mayur Ashok
Municipal Commissioner
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“The Guntur Municipal Corporation (GMC) has deployed around 3,000 public health workers and 250 officials on the ground to prevent inconvenience to people amid heavy rains in the city”
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The Guntur Municipal Corporation (GMC) has deployed around 3,000 public health workers and 250 officials on the ground to prevent inconvenience to people amid heavy rains in the city , Municipal Commissioner K. Mayur Ashok said on Thursday. Even as the public health workers were scheduled to have a holiday from Thursday afternoon, their leave was cancelled in view of the inclement weather. The civic…
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