Mangaluru: Police hold peace meet, give safety instructions ahead of Ganesh Chaturthi


Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru

Mangaluru, Aug 23: The city police on Wednesday August 23 held a peace meeting ahead of the Ganesh Chaturthi festivities on August 25.

The meeting was held at the police commissioner's office with about 100 people in attendence. During the meeting, police commissioner T R Suresh detailed information regarding precautionary measures and do's and dont's to be followed during the procession of the Lord Ganesha idol.

During the meeting the police commssioner gave the following instructions to the Ganesha pendal organizers who were present:

- Fire safety at the place of installation of the idol.

- Proper permission from owners of the place and electric connections.

- All public cultural programmes to be wound up before 10 pm.

- Sound and fire crackers to be limited to avoid health hazards especially near hospital and schools.

- Sufficient lighting and barricades and swimmers to be kept ready at places of immersion by organisers. The MCC should be contacted for necessary arrangements in this regard.

- Organisers should move procession tableaus without affecting public movement and quickly reach destinations.

- Organisers should arrange for volunteers at installation places during the night for any emergency response.

- Mescom, health, fire services and MCC to be contacted for necessary arrangements during Ganesha processions and celebrations

  

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  • Mohit, Mangalore

    Thu, Aug 24 2017

    Hope these employees work and attend to their duties during the festival as most of the time they don't even attend to calls on normal days. "Mescom, health, fire services and MCC to be contacted for necessary arrangements during Ganesha processions and celebrations.

    Happy Ganesh Chathurthi to all the Citizens.

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  • Rao, Udupi

    Thu, Aug 24 2017

    This is a good precautionary step towards safety.

    Let us all celebrate but within safe limits.

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  • Aron, Aron/Mglore

    Thu, Aug 24 2017

    Please extend time limit for cultural programmes till 11pm.

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  • John, Mangalore

    Thu, Aug 24 2017

    Good initiative and guidance from the Police Department. Please follow the guidelines and enjoy the festival season. Wish you all a blessed Ganesh Chaturthy.

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  • j.anata, Mangaluru / Bengaluru

    Thu, Aug 24 2017

    'Peace' meeting to celebrate a Hindu festival?

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  • Max and Jessie Rasquinha, Mangalore, Houston/Dallas, texas

    Thu, Aug 24 2017

    Our local police are the backbones of our daily law and order of our life in any town or city. The growing population of every town and city needs advance learning and precautions so that we avoid all possible calamities that can be caused due to lack of safety and security.

    India is a nation of festivals and celebrations. Each and every faith has their own festive occasions where people gather, people pray and people venerate and celebrate.

    All instructions for safety and security need be properly inculcated amongst the people of all cultures and all ages so that law and order is maintained regardless of who we are and where we are.

    Our Police force need all our support and cooperation so that they can do the job well, and all the safety and order is maintained. Thank you Police men and women for a good job done always. You have our whole-hearted support, and you have our gratitude for a job well done, always.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Thu, Aug 24 2017

    Ganesh Chaturthi, is a Hindu festival that reveres Lord Ganesha.
    Let us all participate in this 10 day festival peacefully without any Pride & Prejudice ...

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