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MCM Prunes 213 Trees Ahead of Ganesh Festival
The Malkajgiri Municipal Corporation is preparing for the Ganesh festival.
Workers cut back branches from 213 trees in several areas.
This should help people travel safely and prevent branches from blocking roads.
Officials also increased efforts to stop mosquitoes from breeding.
Workers removed standing water and used approved treatments in places where mosquitoes can grow.
Teams taught students and residents how to prevent mosquito-borne diseases.
At Saroornagar Lake, workers removed garbage and water hyacinth.
These actions are meant to keep festival areas safer and cleaner.
The Malkajgiri Municipal Corporation pruned 213 trees ahead of Ganesh festival celebrations.
Pruning took place across Malkajgiri, Keesara, Alwal, Bowenpally, Moula Ali, Kapra and other areas.
The drive aims to keep routes safe, smooth and obstruction-free for devotees and the public.
The MCM intensified anti-larval operations, including stagnant-water removal and MLO oil and temephos spraying.
Workers cleaned Saroornagar Lake by removing garbage, water hyacinth and lake-edge breeding sources.
- Who
- The Malkajgiri Municipal Corporation and its staff.
- What
- The corporation pruned 213 trees, intensified anti-larval operations and cleaned Saroornagar Lake.
- Where
- Across Malkajgiri, Keesara, Alwal, Bowenpally, Moula Ali, Kapra, Habsiguda, Peerzadiguda, Nagole, Saroornagar, Hayathnagar and Saroornagar Lake.
- When
- Ahead of Ganesh festival celebrations.
- Why
- To improve public safety and movement during the festival and reduce mosquito-breeding sources.
Key facts
- Trees pruned
- 213
- Civic authority
- Malkajgiri Municipal Corporation (MCM)
- Main occasion
- Ganesh festival celebrations
- Mosquito-control measures
- Breeding-source checks, stagnant-water removal, MLO oil and temephos spraying
- Awareness activities
- Education drives in colonies, schools and public spaces
- Lake work
- Garbage, water hyacinth and lake-edge cleaning at Saroornagar Lake








