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Houses for poor on Railway land: KCR
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Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao on Wednesday said that the government will construct permanent housing for the homeless at Chilkalaguda area by making use of 10 acres of railway land. The government will talk to railways officials for the land and there was no need to panic, he said.
- Expresses concern that many families are living on nalas amid stink
- GHMC will provide two dust bins to every household and collect garbage through 2,500 autos
Hyderabad: Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao on Wednesday said that the government will construct permanent housing for the homeless at Chilkalaguda area by making use of 10 acres of railway land. The government will talk to railways officials for the land and there was no need to panic, he said.
Addressing a Swatch Hyderabad programme at Parsigutta here, KCR expressed concern that many families were living on nalas amid stink and foul smell. The government will construct houses for the poor, he said. KCR assured that he will be visiting the area once in month to prod officials to address the needs of the people.
KCR said that a team led by deputy Chief Minister Mahamood Ali and others conducted a study tour to Nagpur and Delhi for preparing a plan-of-action to make Hyderabad clean and green. The GHMC will provide two dust bins to every household and collect garbage through 2,500 autos, he said.
Hyderabad was a noted city and hundreds of nalas are causing problems to the people, he said adding that the issues will be resolved. He exhorted the women folk to participate in the clean drive to root out garbage problem and make Hyderabad healthy city sans garbage as well as dust bins in near future. Unless women join hands, government will not able to achieve it, he averred.
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