Archive · 29 Oct 2025
Mayor Inspects Rain-Damaged Areas in Tirupati, Orders Relief Efforts
The Mayor of Tirupati, Dr. R. Sirisha, visited parts of the city that were damaged by recent heavy rains.
She saw places like Kesavayanagunta, which are in the 14th division.
The Mayor told the city workers to help people quickly, especially those living in poorer and low-lying neighborhoods.
She also held a meeting with health and engineering teams to make sure everyone was working together.
They talked about keeping the city clean and using special powders and sprays to stop sickness and bugs that can spread diseases, which is important for children.
The Mayor also wanted to make sure the city's health centers were ready for any problems caused by the rain.
She thanked the city staff, including Commissioner Mourya, for their hard work.
Tirupati Mayor Dr. R. Sirisha inspected areas damaged by continuous rainfall.
She ordered officials to expedite relief operations, prioritizing poor and low-lying regions.
A review meeting was held to ensure coordination between different departments.
Preventive measures like spreading bleaching powder and spraying repellents were emphasized to curb disease spread.
Health centers were instructed to prepare for rain-related health issues.
- Who
- Tirupati Municipal Corporation Mayor Dr R Sirisha and other officials
- What
- Inspected rain-affected areas and directed relief and preventive health measures.
- When
- Tuesday
- Where
- Tirupati, specifically the 14th division including Kesavayanagunta
- Why
- To assess damage caused by continuous rains and ensure timely relief and public health.
- Location
- Tirupati
- Affected Areas
- 14th division, including Kesavayanagunta
- Officials Present
- Mayor Dr R Sirisha, Municipal Commissioner Mourya, health and engineering staff
- Key Actions
- Inspected affected areas, ordered accelerated relief, reviewed meeting with officials, directed departmental coordination, emphasized sanitary measures
- Health Measures
- Preventive steps against disease spread, daily bleaching powder application, mosquito repellent spraying, health center preparedness