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- BESCOM staff, as part of the 'Clean Bengaluru' campaign, removed unused electric poles, transformers and other equipment from pedestrian pathways under the Greater Bangalore Authority on Wednesday.
- The clearance drive began on the 1st of the month and also ran on Monday across four divisions of the corporation.
- Workers identified poles blocking footpaths and electrical equipment in dangerous condition, shifting 64 inactive pieces of equipment on the 1st and 10 on the 2nd to safe locations.
- The campaign will continue until the 31st and also includes clearing weeds and waste, making it relevant to pedestrian safety and easier movement in Bengaluru.
What to watch next
- Progress of the drive, which is set to run until the 31st
- Plans to replace two-pole transformers with special-design transformers on a single pole
- Continued clearing of weeds and waste along pathways
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