India-West Indies ODI: Free drinking water, curbs on prices for snacks at stadium
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The Thiruvananthapuram Corporation is implementing measures for an upcoming India-West Indies cricket match, including free drinking water and price controls on snacks.
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- The Thiruvananthapuram Corporation plans to distribute four litres of free drinking water per spectator at the Karyavattom Greenfield International Stadium during Sunday's India-West Indies match.
- Officials are enforcing strict price caps on snacks and beverages to prevent vendors from overcharging attendees.
- Organizers expect approximately 40,000 people to attend the event.
- These efforts aim to improve the fan experience following reports of supply issues and price gouging at previous matches.
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V.V. Rajesh
Mayor
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“four litres of drinking water per person would be provided free of cost at the venue.”
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…Corporation has reviewed arrangements for spectators ahead of the India-West Indies ODI scheduled to be held in the city on Sunday. Addressing a press conference here on Saturday, Mayor V.V. Rajesh said four litres of drinking water per person would be provided free of cost at the venue. Following complaints that some vendors had charged exorbitant prices after drinking water supplies ran out inside the stadium during a previous match, the Corporation has intervened to ensure that spectators have…
“exorbitant prices for snacks and soft drinks would not be permitted at the Karyavattom Greenfield International Stadium.”
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…prices after drinking water supplies ran out inside the stadium during a previous match, the Corporation has intervened to ensure that spectators have access to sufficient free drinking water, he said. Similarly, exorbitant prices for snacks and soft drinks would not be permitted at the Karyavattom Greenfield International Stadium. Around 40,000 spectators are expected to turn up for the match, with arrangements made to distribute free drinking water at 72 locations across the venue. The Kerala Cricket Association (KCA) will be responsible for…
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