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River ambulances for Pushkarams
River ambulances will be deployed to provide medical aid to pilgrims during Godavari Pushkarams, according to District Collector H Arun Kumar. While reviewing the Pushkaram works with the recently appointed Sub-Committees at R&B Guest house here on Thursday, the Collector said the river ambulances would be fully equipped to extend services to pilgrims.
Rajahmundry: River ambulances will be deployed to provide medical aid to pilgrims during Godavari Pushkarams, according to District Collector H Arun Kumar. While reviewing the Pushkaram works with the recently appointed Sub-Committees at R&B Guest house here on Thursday, the Collector said the river ambulances would be fully equipped to extend services to pilgrims. He further said the newly-formed 11 sub-committees should work in coordination with the doctors and paramedics to extend services to pilgrims.
Nearly 15,000 police personnel, 10,000 volunteers and other government employees would be deployed to provide service to pilgrims. He further said all the Pushkaram works were in progress and all these works would be verified by the teams constituted by the JNTU Kakinada. The Collector said all the works would be completed by June-end.
J Muralli, Special officer, said as many as 13 Deputy Collector cadre officers would be deputed as ghat in charges and they would monitor the facilities in each ghat. S Hari Krishna, Rajahmundry urban District Superintendent of Police, said the city was divided into 10 zones and 36 sectors for extending services.
