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Jail inmates provide food to flood victims
Inmates of Rajahmundry Central Jail preparing food for flood victims
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In response to the Vijayawada flood disaster, inmates of Rajahmundry Central Jail have stepped forward with humanitarian efforts.
Rajamahendravaram: In response to the Vijayawada flood disaster, inmates of Rajahmundry Central Jail have stepped forward with humanitarian efforts.
They prepared and packaged tomato bath for 25,000 flood victims. Jail supervisor S Rahul oversaw the relief operation.
Rahul mentioned that during the Covid-19 pandemic, the inmates had also made and distributed one lakh masks. He pointed out that the inmates’ willingness to assist during disasters reflects their transformation and commitment to contributing to society.
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