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Kurnool Receives 91 Electric Garbage Vehicles for Cleaner City
Kurnool's new electric garbage vehicles aim to enhance waste management. Industries Minister T.G. Bharath announced a ₹140 crore allocation for the initiative, with an additional ₹100 crore for infrastructure improvements. The first 30 vehicles have already been flagged off, marking a significant step towards sustainable urban development.
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