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CP inspects Alisagar water sports venue ahead of police games finale
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The CP reviewed water area, depth, capacity, competition zones and facilities for athletes.
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CP inspects Alisagar water sports venue ahead of police games finale
Nizamabad: Nizamabad Commissioner of Police P. SaiChaitanya, IPS, inspected arrangements at Alisagar on Monday ahead of the concluding ceremony of the 5th Telangana State Police Sports and Games Meet–2026, focusing on the readiness of the water sports venue.
The CP reviewed water area, depth, capacity, competition zones and facilities for athletes.
He inspected boats, launching points, docking areas andaccess routes, directing officials to ensure smooth movement throughout the events.
Emphasising athlete safety, he instructed officials to monitor water conditions and deploy adequate security personnel, rescue boats, life jackets, lifeguards, expert swimmers and emergency medical teams.
He also reviewed arrangements for athletes, coaches, officials and spectators, including parking, drinking water and basic amenities. SaiChaitanya directed all departments to coordinate effectively, ensuring a safe, transparent and successful tournament with proper facilities for participating police personnel from across Telangana.
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