CM Revanth Reddy pays surprise visit to flood-hit colonies of Hyderabad, assures permanent solution

TaLangana Prime Minister A. Revanth Redy, Hydraa Baş Av Ranganath and other officials are examining the water -filled areas in Ameerpet and Gangubai Kunta in Haydarabad on Sunday. | Photo Loan: Nagara Gopal

Haydarabad

For the last two days, the heavy rains once again brought Hyderabad’s flood problems to the forefront, Prime Minister A. Revanth Redy hit the streets for a surprise review on Sunday and promised fast action and long -term solution.

The Prime Minister visited the flood hit colonies in Ameerpet, Buddha Nagar and Maitrivanam and questioned the GHMC, Hyderabad Metropoli water supply and drainage problems and relief efforts from Hydraa.

Hydraa Chief Av Ranganath and the authorities accompanied the Prime Minister. They gave information about the steps taken to reduce the situation and the destruction of rain in low settlements.

In Nagar, Buddha, Mr. Redy, set a great flaw, a higher drainage line than the colony path, and ordered immediately to correct free water flow. In addition, the authorities, Gangubai Basti Kunta’yı invading illegal parking complaints with the authorities and made a quick decision.

In order to break the repetitive water raid cycle in the region, CM directed the preparation of plans for a special body line as a permanent solution to the flood problem.

CM in Maitrivanam, which was turned into a large lake twice due to heavy downpour in the last week, noted the complaints of the residents who shed their troubles during the rain season.

Mr. Redy, 7. A standard student Jaswanth was touched when he destroyed how the flood waters entered his house and destroyed his books. The Prime Minister, holding his hand, promised full support and made sure that the flood nightmare of his colony would be handled once and for everyone.

This was the first surprise visit of the head minister in the city, and the inhabitants seemed to be visible to the fact that Mr. Revanth Redy themselves inspected and interacted themselves. Some women even tied Rakhis to CM to meet him. The inhabitants of these colonies hoped that CM itself would end his troubles soon because he noted the seriousness of the flood.