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Guntur Collector calls for safer, aesthetically designed junctions

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Guntur Collector calls for safer, aesthetically designed junctions
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The Guntur District Collector has called for the development of safer and aesthetically pleasing road junctions in the city. During an inspection, he emphasized the importance of adhering to engineering standards and long-term urban planning. The Collector also highlighted the need for proper sanitation measures and accountability for water supply quality.

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District Collector and Special Officer of the Guntur Municipal Corporation (GMC) C. M. Sai Kanth Varma on Wednesday directed civic authorities to develop safer and aesthetically designed road junctions across the city while strictly adhering to engineering standards in all infrastructure works.Accompanied by GMC Commissioner K. Mayur Ashok, the Collector inspected key roads and junctions in Guntur, including Hindu College Junction, B.R. Naidu Junction, Collectorate Junction, Three Statues Junction, Chuttugunta Junction and Medical Club Junction. He also reviewed landscaping proposals for VIP Road.Later, during a review meeting held at the GMC conference hall, officials examined proposals prepared by representatives of Andhra Pradesh Urban Infra and Asset Management Ltd.

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