A.P. CM tells officials to mobilise maximum Central funds for MA&UD Department

Andhra Pradesh Prime Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu, Municipal Administration and Urban Development (MA & UD) department officials, usage certificates and waiting for the cleaning of invoices in accordance with the procedure to solve the problems as much as possible from the center instructed.

Authorized, rejuvenation and urban transformation (Amrut), Amrut-2 and Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) and Urban Infrastructure Development Fund (UIDF) programs for the scope of Atal mission.

Naidu, who chaired a review meeting in the MA & UD department on Saturday, said that the AIIB and the central government should also focus on the work of 5,800 CRORE and ₹ 3,000 CRORE) respectively between 2014 and 2019.

Cleaning in municipal companies and municipalities should be given priority and measures should be taken to control the spread of infectious diseases during the monsoon season.

Mr. Naidu asked the authorities to initiate measures to prevent mosquito breeding and to ensure that drainage systems work properly and to prevent contamination of drinking water.

He pointed out that poultry wastes pose a health danger and asked for a special poultry waste management policy to be formulated soon.

The Prime Minister wanted to take steps to increase the demand for product demand by DWCRA groups to increase their revenue. They should focus on developing their skills and skills and using other online channels that will open new markets for their products.

In addition, Mr. Naidu released urban local organs to produce the electricity required for street lighting. The authority said the government will soon have detailed discussions about urban housing and will take the necessary steps to improve the situation. Authorities asked the municipalities to accelerate sewage treatment plants.

MA & UD Minister P. Narayana, who later addressed the media, said that the government has given the most important priority to create social infrastructure such as clean drinking water, municipalities, roads, parks and sanitation facilities such as street lighting. Steps were taken to provide 100% protected drinking water to all municipal companies and municipalities and green signal was obtained to start the work within the scope of Amrut scheme.

Waste-Energy Plants

The Minister said that 8,000 tons of solid waste was produced daily and his efforts to produce electricity continue from him. Between 2014-2019, it was decided to establish 10 waste-energy facilities. Currently, only two plants operate in Gundur and Visakhapatnam.

Soon this kind of six plants would be established in Rajahmundry, Nellore, Kadapa, Kurnool, Vijayawada and Tirupati. These plants would convert 7,500 tons of waste daily into electricity and the remaining 500 tons would be safely discarded. Authorized, 85 lakh toned old waste cleaning will be completed until October 2, he said.

Tidco Houses

Mr. Narayana, the construction of five Lakh Tidco house between 2014-2019 began, but the previous YSRCP government has reduced the number to 2.60 Lakh, he said.

Since loans were collected before the house allocation to the beneficiaries, they entered the payment category that forced to throw 140 crore to revive the current government.