Hyderabad: Intensifying its efforts to make Hyderabad free from beggars, Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC), in connection with the police, has launched a special drive in the city.
Officials said that steps were taken at the field level to shift homeless people who lived on the path, train station and other places to protect the house.
As part of the encouragement for the past two days, citizenship officials saw homeless people and elderly people who lived on the path above the Adda Labor at the Nampally train station and shifted to the house Begumpet.
“The steps are taken on the war footing to rehabilitate the homeless people in traffic signals, trailways and train stations to make Hyderabad free city beggars.
People with health problems are being treated at the fortress of the nearest fortresses and government hospitals,” said Mayor Hyderabad Gadwal Vijyalakshi.
There are 13 houses where they live within the GHMC limit.
Even migrants and poor people can take advantage of home-free home stay services, officials said.
According to officials, around 350-370 people live in this place of residence.
Every Saturday, GHMC officials inspect these houses and check their care.
Training will also be given to healthy homeless people and suitable for taking entrepreneurial priorgymism, while others will be given rehabilitation in storage houses spread throughout the city.
GHMC moves the sidewalk occupants to protect the house
