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Taskforce teams to prevent fire mishaps
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Taskforce teams have been formed in all 13 districts across the state to prevent fire accidents quickly said fire and disaster management wing additional director, PV Ramana. Speaking to newsmen at Srikakulam on Monday he said each taskforce team comprises 14 members and they are being provided training to rescue lives and property in multistoried buildings and highest locations during fire mishap
Srikakulam: Taskforce teams have been formed in all 13 districts across the state to prevent fire accidents quickly said fire and disaster management wing additional director, PV Ramana. Speaking to newsmen at Srikakulam on Monday he said each taskforce team comprises 14 members and they are being provided training to rescue lives and property in multistoried buildings and highest locations during fire mishaps.
Awareness camps are being held every month at schools, residential colonies, hospitals and industries to explain tips to public to mitigate damage during emergency he elaborated. In all 173 fire stations are existing across the state.
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