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UST distributes protection kits to 170 Amrabad Tiger Reserve staff
UST, a software company based in Hyderabad, supported workers at Amrabad Tiger Reserve.
The company distributed safety kits to 170 frontline workers.
These workers include watchers, animal trackers, and paper pickers.
The kits included shoes, jackets, billhooks, and other useful items.
The workers help patrol the forest and watch animals.
They also help protect the area from illegal activities.
Some workers keep the forest clean.
Forest officials thanked the workers and UST for the support.
Hyderabad-based software company UST distributed safety and duty equipment to 170 frontline personnel.
Recipients included base camp watchers, animal trackers, and paper pickers at Amrabad Tiger Reserve.
The kits contained shoes, billhooks, jackets, and other protective equipment.
The equipment will support patrolling, wildlife monitoring, forest protection, and cleanliness work.
Forest officials attended the programme and praised the staff and UST’s CSR support.
- Who
- Hyderabad-based software company UST provided equipment to 170 frontline personnel, with forest officials attending.
- What
- A programme distributed protection and duty-related kits to staff working in Amrabad Tiger Reserve.
- Where
- Amrabad Tiger Reserve in the Nallamala Forest area of Nagarkurnool.
- When
- At a special programme; the articles do not specify a date.
- Why
- To support the safety and welfare of personnel involved in forest and wildlife protection.
Key facts
- Company
- UST, a Hyderabad-based software company
- Recipients
- 170 frontline personnel
- Recipient groups
- Base camp watchers, animal trackers, and paper pickers
- Equipment
- Shoes, billhooks, jackets, and other protective items
- Uses
- Patrolling, wildlife monitoring, forest protection, preventing illegal activities, and maintaining cleanliness
- Programme message
- “Together for a Safer Tomorrow”
- Initiative
- Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
Sources
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