Chennai strengthens preparedness for heat wave conditions
Chennai is enhancing its preparedness for heat wave conditions through various initiatives by civic agencies. Following a meeting with state officials, the Greater Chennai Corporation (GCC) will establish drinking water facilities and construct shelters at traffic junctions. Additionally, oral rehydration solutions will be distributed at Amma Canteens and health centers to help residents manage the heat.
- ▪Civic agencies in Chennai are strengthening their preparedness for heat wave conditions.
- ▪GCC will set up drinking water facilities and construct 70 shelters at traffic junctions.
- ▪Oral rehydration solutions will be available at Amma Canteens and urban primary health centers.
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Civic agencies such as Greater Chennai Corporation (GCC) and Metrowater are set to strengthen preparedness for heat wave conditions in the city, following a meeting with senior officials of the State government.At the meeting on Tuesday, to improve preparedness for heat wave conditions and take measures to manage and mitigate the impact of heat wave in the State, officials directed civic agencies to set up facilities for drinking water across the city. Chennai Metrowater has been directed to create infrastructure for clean drinking water in areas including bus stops and locations in the vicinity of public transport infrastructure.Work on the construction of 70 shelters at road traffic junctions will be completed by GCC this week.In a bid to mitigate heat wave conditions, GCC will start…
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