Archive · 19 Sep 2026
ADC Chief Inspects Amaravati Labour Camp Facilities
An official visited a camp where construction workers and their families live.
The workers are helping build Amaravati.
She spoke with women workers about their living conditions.
She found that some sleeping rooms did not have enough fresh air or light.
She was unhappy with these conditions.
She told officials and the contractor to make the camp cleaner and safer.
She also checked the water tanks and toilets.
The goal is to provide workers with better basic facilities.
ADC CMD D Lakshmi Parthasarathi inspected the RVR labour camp at Tulluru on Friday.
The camp houses workers and their families involved in constructing Amaravati.
She found inadequate dormitory conditions, including insufficient ventilation and lighting.
Parthasarathi directed officials and contractors to improve hygiene, comfort and safety.
She also reviewed the maintenance of drinking-water tanks and toilets.
- Who
- Amaravati Development Corporation CMD D Lakshmi Parthasarathi, ADC officials and contractor representatives.
- What
- The ADC CMD inspected a labour camp and ordered improvements to workers’ living conditions.
- When
- Friday.
- Where
- The RVR labour camp at Tulluru in the Amaravati capital region.
- Why
- To ensure workers engaged in capital-city construction receive hygienic, comfortable and safe living conditions.
- Inspecting official
- D Lakshmi Parthasarathi, CMD of the Amaravati Development Corporation
- Camp inspected
- RVR labour camp
- Location
- Tulluru, Amaravati capital region
- Residents
- Migrated workers and their families
- Problems identified
- Insufficient ventilation and lighting in dormitories
- Facilities reviewed
- Drinking-water tanks and toilets
- Required action
- Improve hygiene, comfort, safety and facility maintenance