The GHMC is working to increase construction and demolition waste processing from 150 to 500 tonnes per day at its Fathullaguda facility. Officials have been directed to improve lifting and monitoring to utilise the plant’s full capacity
Kethana Avenue Residents Welfare Association inaugurated newly installed CC cameras at Fathullaguda to enhance public safety. The initiative, supported by residents and corporator funds, aims to deter crime and strengthen coordination with the police
The Commissioner instructed officials to levy fines and take legal action under the GHMC Act to curb unloading of the waste on roads, footpaths, water bodies and other public places.
Hyderabad: A five-year-old boy who suffered severe burn injuries after accidentally falling on a bucket full of hot water last week in his house at Fathullaguda in Nagole, died while under treatment here on Friday. Joel, a Class One student from a private school in LB Nagar lived with his parents Prakash, an auto-rickshaw driver […]
