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Kochi Onam Safety: 1,500 Police Deployed for Public Security
Kochi ensures public safety during Onam with 1,500 police personnel deployed. Key locations are monitored with 102 picket points and intensified patrols at bars and DJ venues. The city will also be under constant CCTV surveillance, with control vehicles ready to respond to any incidents.
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"Safety first! Kochi is taking no chances this Onam."
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