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Bapatla Villages Receive Battery Autos for Cleaner Communities
Bapatla district received four battery-powered vehicles.
Collector Dr Vinod Kumar V gave the vehicles to village panchayats on Monday.
Two went to Suryalanka village.
Muttayapalem received one vehicle.
Kamarajugadda Gram Panchayat received the fourth.
The vehicles can help villages with cleanliness work.
They do not harm the environment in the way the Collector described.
He asked village officials to use them carefully and effectively.
Bapatla district Collector Dr Vinod Kumar V distributed four battery-operated autos on Monday.
The vehicles were provided through Swachha Andhra Corporation.
Two autos were allotted to Suryalanka village in Bapatla mandal.
Muttayapalem and Kamarajugadda Gram Panchayat each received one auto.
The Collector urged villages to work together on cleanliness and protect the environment.
- Who
- Bapatla district Collector Dr Vinod Kumar V and the village panchayats receiving the vehicles.
- What
- Four battery-operated autos were distributed for village use.
- Where
- Bapatla district, including Suryalanka, Muttayapalem and Kamarajugadda Gram Panchayat.
- When
- Monday.
- Why
- To support village cleanliness and environmental protection with eco-friendly vehicles.
Key facts
- Vehicles distributed
- Four battery-operated autos
- Provider
- Swachha Andhra Corporation
- Suryalanka allocation
- Two autos
- Muttayapalem allocation
- One auto
- Kamarajugadda allocation
- One auto
- Collector
- Dr Vinod Kumar V
Sources
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