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GHMC reviews ‘Kanti Velugu’ programme
In the GHMC limits, around 120 crore citizens will have treatment and tests of Eye Related Problems under Kanti Velugu Light for Eyes the Governments innovative programme which is going to be launched on August 15 said Dr B Rammohan, Mayor
Hyderabad: In the GHMC limits, around 1.20 crore citizens will have treatment and tests of Eye Related Problems under ‘Kanti Velugu’ (Light for Eyes) the Government’s innovative programme which is going to be launched on August 15 said Dr B Rammohan, Mayor.
While interacting with the officials, the Mayor said that the GHMC is having around 150 wards and each ward will be provided with two Eye Test Centres free of cost for the convenience of the citizens which will be working from morning 9 AM to 4 PM where eye tests will be conducted in GHMC Community Halls and other Govt., buildings are being provided for the said purpose.
Mayor directed the GHMC officials to provide basic minimum facilities like water, lighting, sanitation, seating arrangements at the centres. The citizens will be provided with slips well in advance at their households giving them the date and time for conducting of the eye tests. This programme is being taken up for the convenience of the citizens to have a clear vision and no other Corporation in the Country has taken up such an innovative programme, said the Mayor.
A review meeting with regard to Kanti Velugu Programme was organised at GHMC head office where Dr B Janardhan Reddy, Commissioner, GHMC, Hyderabad, Ranga Reddy collectors Yogitha Rana, Raghunandan Rao along with GHMC senior officials, zonal / deputy commissioner, DMHOs and tahsildars participated in the meeting.
The Commissioner said that the citizens must present their Aadhar Cards for their Eye Test and all the officials of various Government departments must have proper coordination to take up the responsibility to conduct the programme in a more appropriate way. The camps which have been conducted will have a big hall of around 1,500 sft., where all facilities will be provided to take up the eye test. Additional Commissioners, Bharathi Holikeri, Hari Chandama, Adwait Kumar Singh, Sruthi Ojha, Musharaf Ali, Bhaskara Chary, Zonal Commissioners, Srinivas Reddy, C.N. Raghu Prasad, Shanakaraiah, N. Ravi Kiran have participated in the review meeting.
