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BIAL gifts portable cabins to Bengaluru police
BIAL gifts portable cabins to Bengaluru police
Bangalore International Airport Limited (BIAL), operator of Kempegowda International Airport, has donated seven customised portable cabins to city police as part of its CSR (corporate social responsibility) initiative
Bengaluru: Bangalore International Airport Limited (BIAL), operator of Kempegowda International Airport, has donated seven customised portable cabins to city police as part of its CSR (corporate social responsibility) initiative. This unique initiative was conceptualised with the support of former BCP commissioner Bhaskar Rao.
Each cabin is equipped with a meeting area, four bunker beds and a washroom. Police personnel working on roads can use them as rest rooms. Besides air conditioning the cabins are fitted with energy-efficient LED lights and ceiling fans. With a 300-litre capacity overhead water tank, the cabins have kitchen space as well.
BIAL's CSR program is focused on creating infrastructure that adds value to society and has a long-standing association with the Bangalore city police. This idea was conceived as a gesture of gratitude for their efforts in keeping communities safe and enabling smooth operations at Bengaluru Airport.
Earlier this year, BIAL and KSRTC jointly unveiled an award-winning 'Sthree Toilet' by converting an old bus. The toilet, currently stationed at Kempegowda Bus Stand, has three Indian and two western toilets and it's powered by solar energy.
