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AP Gov to Set Up Fire Station in Every Constituency

The Andhra Pradesh government has announced plans to establish a fire station in each of its constituencies. The move, revealed by a minister in a recent statement, aims to improve emergency response times across the state. Officials said the initiative will involve new infrastructure and training for local firefighters, with funding sourced from the state budget.

AP Gov to Set Up Fire Station in Every Constituency
AP Gov to Set Up Fire Station in Every ConstituencyPhoto via The Hindu — National

The Andhra Pradesh government has decided to install a fire station in every constituency. The announcement was made by a minister during a recent briefing to the press. The objective is to bring fire‑fighting services closer to communities and reduce response times in emergencies. Officials explained that the new stations will be equipped with modern firefighting gear and staffed by trained personnel. Funding for the project will come from the state’s annual budget, and construction is expected to begin early next year. The initiative is part of a broader plan to upgrade public safety infrastructure across the state, with several other projects slated for the upcoming fiscal year.

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