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Khammam Uses AI App, Machines to Track Road Cleaning
Khammam is using machines and a computer app to keep its roads clean.
The city’s municipal corporation launched the Khammam Clean App.
The app has a digital map of 3,271 roads.
Officials can use it to see which roads have been cleaned.
Red means a road still needs cleaning.
Yellow means workers are cleaning it and have uploaded a photograph.
Green means the cleaning is finished and stays green for 48 hours.
Black means the cleaning photograph was rejected because the road was not clean enough or still had dust.
This helps officials make sure roads are cleaned regularly.
Khammam Municipal Corporation has begun using modern road-sweeping machines to clean major roads.
Commissioner Abhishek Augustya launched the Khammam Clean App to digitally monitor cleaning work.
The app maps 3,271 roads using data from the Stambadri Urban Development Authority master plan.
Road statuses are color-coded: red for pending, yellow for ongoing, and green for recently completed cleaning.
Green status lasts 48 hours, while black indicates a rejected cleaning photograph due to inadequate cleaning or visible dust.
- Who
- The Khammam Municipal Corporation, led in this initiative by Commissioner Abhishek Augustya.
- What
- KMC is using road-sweeping machines and the Khammam Clean App to monitor cleaning across the city.
- Where
- Khammam, Telangana.
- When
- Why
- To keep the city clean and attractive and ensure roads are cleaned regularly.
Key facts
- Implementing body
- Khammam Municipal Corporation (KMC)
- App
- Khammam Clean App
- Mapped roads
- 3,271
- Mapping source
- The Stambadri Urban Development Authority master plan
- Green status duration
- 48 hours
- Red status
- Road yet to be cleaned
- Black status
- Cleaning photograph rejected because cleaning was inadequate or dust remained











