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ITDA PO inspects the construction of soak pits in Kothagudem
Integrated Tribal Development Agency (ITDA) Project Officer VP Goutham visited Chintiriyala and Mallamadugu villages in Aswapuram mandal on Monday and inspected the construction of soak pits, Anganwadi buildings and cremation grounds in the villages.
Aswapuram (Kothagudem): Integrated Tribal Development Agency (ITDA) Project Officer VP Goutham visited Chintiriyala and Mallamadugu villages in Aswapuram mandal on Monday and inspected the construction of soak pits, Anganwadi buildings and cremation grounds in the villages.
The PO, on the occasion, ordered the officers to complete the construction works immediately and directed them to create awareness about the construction of soak pits among the villagers. He also interacted with the villagers and suggested them to keep their surroundings clean and neat to prevent the spread of diseases.
Mandal Parishad Development Officer (MPDO) Srinivasulu, Special Officer Abhimanyudu, Sarpanches Krishnaveni and B Saradha and officials Srinivas, Laxman and others attended the programme.
Earlier, the PO participated in the grievance day programme held at ITDA office and received pleas from the people. He enquired with people about seasonal fevers and asked them to maintain clean surroundings and take doctors help in time. Later, he conducted a meeting with unit officers in his chambers and reviewed the ongoing development works under the ITDA limits.
