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Prakasam Collector Links Village Cleanliness With Community Self-Respect
A government programme was held in R.L. Puram village to promote cleanliness.
Collector P. Rajababu said clean villages show self-respect and can become known for their identity.
He and MLA B.N. Vijay Kumar helped sanitation workers clear blocked drainage channels.
They also planted trees and visited a centre that handles waste.
The collector said mining and industrial areas need special attention to cleanliness.
He promised that the village would receive needed infrastructure.
Officials were told to build roads where necessary to reduce dust.
Four sanitation workers were honoured for their service.
Prakasam Collector P. Rajababu called cleanliness a symbol of self-respect and village identity.
Rajababu and Santhanuthalapadu MLA B.N. Vijay Kumar joined sanitation workers in clearing drainage channels at R.L. Puram.
Officials planted saplings and inspected the village’s waste-to-wealth centre.
The collector promised infrastructure improvements and ordered roads to help reduce dust pollution.
Four sanitation workers were felicitated for their service during the Swarna Andhra–Swachh Andhra programme.
- Who
- Prakasam Collector P. Rajababu, Santhanuthalapadu MLA B.N. Vijay Kumar, sanitation workers and R.L. Puram villagers.
- What
- An awareness and sanitation programme was held under the Swarna Andhra–Swachh Andhra initiative.
- Where
- R.L. Puram village in Chimakurthy mandal, Prakasam district.
- When
- Saturday; the article does not specify the date.
- Why
- To promote cleanliness, improve sanitation infrastructure and address dust pollution in an area with mining and industrial activity.
Key facts
- Programme
- Swarna Andhra–Swachh Andhra awareness programme
- Location
- R.L. Puram village, Chimakurthy mandal
- Collector
- P. Rajababu
- Participating MLA
- B.N. Vijay Kumar, Santhanuthalapadu
- Activities
- Drainage desilting, sapling planting and inspection of a waste-to-wealth centre
- Infrastructure
- Necessary facilities and roads were promised to help prevent dust pollution
- Honourees
- Four sanitation workers were felicitated











