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MCH's new device

Staff Reporter

Hyderabad : The MCH has come up with a new device to keep track of its garbage vehicles. The Automatic Vehicle Tracking System (AVTS) will enable collecting position data of the vehicle at specified intervals to acquire the stoppage time of a given vehicle at each designated waste bin.

It will be formally launched by Chief Minister Y.S. Rajasekhkara Reddy in the first week of January. He will also launch the newly-designed prepaid parking card of the MCH.

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