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Visakhapatnam, October 9 2005
A seminar on road safety and signaling system was organized by Munawar Khursheed, Senior Divisional Security Commissioner, Railway Protection Force, East Coast Railway to mark its Raising Day celebrations. Drivers of the RPF and taxi and auto rickshaw drivers in the Railway station area attended the seminar.
MV Inspectors and Sub Inspector Ch.Tirupathi Rao explained the traffic rules and also the use of traffic signals and signboards to avoid accidents. A Maitri Sangham was formed involving all departments concerned and drivers.
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