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Ongole SP urges public to safeguard newly-planted saplings

Launching a tree plantation drive, Harshavardhan Raju cautions the public to consciously reduce the usage of automobile fuel by curtailing unnecessary travel and to totally shun the use of one-time plastic

Ongole SP urges public to safeguard newly-planted saplings

Prakasam District's Superintendent of Police, V. Harshavardhan Raju, has called upon the public to protect newly planted saplings beyond merely planting them. He introduced the tree plantation initiative under 'Mission Harithandra' on Wednesday, planting a few saplings at the District Police Office. While previous drives were held, Raju emphasized the importance of safeguarding these saplings until they mature and taking responsibility for their growth during their early stages.

Raju noted that planting trees not only provides life to fellow creatures but also enhances biodiversity and contributes to a cleaner, greener environment. He urged the public to minimize automobile fuel consumption by avoiding unnecessary travel and refrain from using one-time plastic items. Other officials present at the event included Additional Superintendent N. Yugandhar Babu (Administration), Ch.

Venkateswarlu (Crime), Deputy Superintendent R. Srinivasa Rao (Ongole) and Deputy Superintendent K. Srinivasa Rao (Armed Reserve).

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