Announcing that the issue of security of Vadodara citizens and their properties in the city are “most important”, Gujarati human rights protection gave notices to the collector of Vadodara district and VMC.
These notifications, which have also been sent to the State Body of the Environmental Impact Assessment of the Environmental Impact Assessment of the Environmental Influence of the Environmental Environment Indian Express obsolete August 30, 2024“Changing the name, DPR and 14 years later, and 14 years later, Vishvavitri transforms on paper,” last year after the devastating floods in Vadodara.
The media report noted that although the government has announced floods and other authority about flood and other authority about flood and other authority about flood and other powers on flood and other authority on flood and other authority on flood and other authority on flood and other authority about flood and other authority about flood and other authority. In his notice, referring to Indian Express The report, GSHC said that Vadodara’s flood mitigation plans required a response from VMC and the necessary steps to be taken. In this way, GSHRC informed that a high-level commission was formed to observe the problem.
On March 4, 2008, Prjpat, together with the compatriots, made a representation before VMC “calling on the authorities to adhere to the environment.”
In the statement, GSHC says that the VMC’s response was “incomplete” and “defective”, and the personal security of Vadodara, as well as the properties, was of great importance. “
Therefore, the employees of the departments in the notice were asked to stay present in the April 1 in Chamber.
The announcement comes to cleaning the 25-kilometer of the river in about a week after the VMC, the four contractors with a total value of 60.
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The VMC Standing Committee on March 7 confirmed the scattering as part of the Vishwamitri project, which defines a 100-day civilian for a 100-day period of time to mitigate the risk of flood for vadoda.
