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Road works sanctioned

The GVMC Standing Committee meeting with Mayor Pulusu Janardhana Rao in the chair on Thursday approved works worth Rs.1.48 crores. Among them are the roads from Duvvada Railway Station to Lakkarajuvanipalem, from AU Engineering College to Siripuram via Karakachettu, from MVP Colony to the Beach Road via the Police Outpost.

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