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Foundation Laid For Pamuru Police Station Fuel Station
A new petrol station will be built at Pamuru police station.
The police welfare department is working with Indian Oil Corporation Limited on the project.
Police vehicles will be able to get fuel there more easily.
Police officers and the public may also use the station.
Officials say this can help police respond faster to emergencies.
The station is intended to support law-and-order work.
The district police chief asked workers to finish it on time.
He also asked them to follow good construction standards.
Markapuram district SP V. Harshavardhan Raju laid the foundation stone for a petrol bunk at Pamuru police station.
The district police welfare wing is establishing the facility with Indian Oil Corporation Limited.
The bunk will serve police vehicles and personnel, as well as the general public.
Officials said reliable fuel access would support faster emergency responses and law-and-order duties.
The SP instructed officials to finish construction on schedule and maintain quality standards.
- Who
- Markapuram district SP V. Harshavardhan Raju, the district police welfare wing, and Indian Oil Corporation Limited are involved.
- What
- A foundation stone was laid for a new petrol bunk at Pamuru police station.
- Where
- On the premises of Pamuru police station, in the area identified by the article's Nellore dateline.
- When
- Monday; the article does not provide a calendar date.
- Why
- To strengthen police welfare, ensure timely fuel availability, and help police vehicles respond to emergencies.
Key facts
- Project
- New petrol bunk at Pamuru police station
- Lead official
- Markapuram district SP V. Harshavardhan Raju
- Implementing body
- District police welfare wing
- Partner
- Indian Oil Corporation Limited
- Intended users
- Police vehicles and personnel, along with the general public
- Stated benefit
- Uninterrupted fuel supply and quicker emergency response
- Construction instruction
- Complete the project within the stipulated time while maintaining quality standards
Sources
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