Automated Translation:
Tight preparations for visarjan this year

Naval force to focus on Visarjan and repair of the hulls

Sakaal news service

Mumbai, 6th: The municipal corporation has made proper arrangements at the immersion site for Ganpati immersion on Anant Chaturdashi on Monday (8th). The potholes that were obstructing the immersion procession have also been repaired. At present, the administration has claimed that there are only 20 potholes left in the immersion route, and the naval force will keep an eye on the immersion.

As many as 2 lakh Ganpatis are expected to be immersed in Mumbai on Monday, at 72 natural sites including 27 artificial ponds. One of the major hurdles in Ganpati immersion is road congestion.

This year due to heavy rain during Ganeshotsav, potholes formed again on the roads. However, the municipal administration claimed that 424 potholes have been repaired so far and only 20 potholes are left. The repair work will be completed by Sunday and road engineers have been appointed in each department for this purpose.

The boatmen will keep an eye on Bisarjan this year as well. All beaches will be monitored by CCTV. For this, 278 cameras have been installed. 404 lifeguards of the Municipal Corporation have been deployed along with lifeguards of Navik Dal and Mumbai Port Trust, and 55 motor boats will be stationed on the beach.

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Such is the preparation

301 steel plates to avoid vehicles getting stuck in the sand

Control Rooms - 71

First Aid Centers - 67

Ambulances - 55

Reception Rooms - 78

Temporary toilets - 77

Nirmalya Kalash - 175

Nirmalya transport vehicles - 172

Floodlights - 1530

Searchlights - 66

Watchtowers - 64

Volunteers - 8263

Officers - 893

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Koli community to put up warning signs at dangerous spots in the sea

Mumbai, 6: Mumbai's Koli community are going to put up warning signs at dangerous traps in the sea on Monday so that Ganesh Visarjan can be carried out safely on Anant Chaturdashi.

Sometimes due to misjudging of sea tides, devotees may drown. To avoid that, free boats have been provided by the Worli Koliwada Nakhwa Cooperative Society for many years. Often people cannot ascertain where rocks and sludge is. Therefore, 6 boats will be provided to help them. There will be about 10 to 15 fishermen on one of these boats. Harishchandra Keroba Nakhwa, president of the society, informed that this service would be provided free of cost.

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Worli: Chandu Patil distributing safety jackets to fishermen

Distribution of safety jackets to fishermen in Worli

Prabhadevi, 12 (Correspondent) : Safety jackets were distributed on behalf of Chandu Patil so that the fishermen who depend on fishing should be able to save their own lives in case of emergency while fishing in the deep sea. Chandu Patil, Working President of Maharashtra Fishermen Development Association said that it is an attempt to ensure the safety of life.

100 safety jackets were distributed in a program organized by fishermen societies of Worli Koliwada at Koli Samaj Hall of Fishermen Development Patpedhi, Worli Koliwada. Nau Jamat Patil Villagers Estate President Laxman Patil, Harishchandra Nakhwa, Vijay Worlikar, office bearers of the societies were present. Fishermen have to go to the deep sea. Patil said that the fishermen of Versova, Madh, Malwani should also be given safety jackets to protect them from the storms.