Nandyal SP distributes summer protection kits to traffic police
The Nandyal district police have taken steps to protect traffic police personnel from the summer heat. Superintendent of Police Suneel Sheoran distributed summer protection kits that included essential items for their safety. The SP also checked on the welfare of the officers and provided advice on precautions while on duty.
- ▪The Nandyal district police administration is addressing the health concerns of traffic police due to rising summer temperatures.
- ▪Superintendent of Police Suneel Sheoran distributed summer protection kits that included UV protection goggles, caps, water bottles, and face masks.
- ▪The SP inquired about the welfare of the traffic staff and their duties at major intersections in Nandyal town.
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With the intensity of the summer heat increasing day by day, the Nandyal district police administration has implemented measures to safeguard the health of traffic police personnel who perform their duties standing on the roads in the heat.Superintendent of Police (SP) Suneel Sheoran distributed summer protection kits to the traffic police personnel at the District Police Office. The protection kits included UV protection goggles to protect the eyes from the sun’s harmful ultraviolet rays, caps to prevent direct exposure to the scorching sunlight, water bottles to facilitate continuous hydration, and face masks to protect the respiratory system from dust and pollution emitted by vehicles.On the occasion, the SP enquired about the welfare of the traffic staff and also sought details…
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