Hyderabad: GHMC intensified beggars rehabilitation in Hyderabad by identifying homeless persons and moving them to shelters under a special drive.
The civic body carried out the exercise across 30 circles under the 99 Days Action Plan – Praja Palana, Pragati Pranalika. Officials said the initiative aimed to support vulnerable individuals across the city.
Teams identified 107 beggars during the drive. Moreover, they moved 37 persons to orphanages and shifted 40 others to shelter homes.
Beggars’ rehabilitation Hyderabad drive expands outreach
Officials counselled the remaining individuals on rehabilitation and support options. In addition, teams focused on long-term assistance to prevent a return to the streets.
Night shelters provide safe accommodation, food, and basic amenities. Authorities aim to ensure dignified living conditions through these facilities.
They continue to offer care and support services for those in shelters. Therefore, the programme focuses on sustained rehabilitation efforts.
Officials said the initiative reflects a commitment to inclusive urban welfare. They plan further drives to identify and assist more individuals in need.
జీహెచ్ఎంసీ 30 సర్కిళ్లలో చేపట్టిన ప్రత్యేక డ్రైవ్లో 107 మంది యాచకులను గుర్తించి, 37 మందిని అనాథాశ్రమానికి, 40 మందిని షెల్టర్ హోమ్స్కు తరలించి మిగతావారికి కౌన్సెలింగ్ ఇచ్చారు. pic.twitter.com/sOzXs72JRz
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