Health Chief’s Order: Efforts to Redress Grievances
Pimpri. MahaeNews. Special Representative.
In many parts of the city, the hour train does not arrive on time. Sometimes it comes in the morning, sometimes in the afternoon. There are many complaints in this regard. The hourglass will be monitored 24 hours a day through vehicle tracking system and GPS system. Action will be taken against the drivers by the health department if it is found that there is no clock on time in the designated settlements and colonies.
In the year 2009, the Municipal Corporation installed a GPS system in the clock trains. It is being controlled only through field offices. The information about the location of the vehicles and the lanes they have passed through was understood in the supervisors of the employees and in the field office. Therefore, even if complaints were received, they were not resolved in time. For this, now all the Ghantagarhs will be fitted with a vehicle tracking system on behalf of the health department. Through that, the information about the location of the vehicle is obtained. Now a dash board will be developed for that.
… will send bells thither : Dhakne
There are complaints of garbage not being picked up from some areas. Also, there are complaints of hourly trains not arriving on time. Clock trains will be monitored for 24 hours to resolve those complaints. Additional Commissioner Vikas Dhakne said that through this system, the information will be available about how many times an hour train passes or not in an area. The hour train will be sent to the areas where the hour train does not go.
