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CAG flags Kochi Corporation’s idling vehicle fleet bleeding public money

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M.P. Praveen
CAG flags Kochi Corporation’s idling vehicle fleet bleeding public money
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A CAG report reveals that a significant majority of the Kochi Corporation's vehicle fleet is idling due to lack of maintenance, fitness certification, or obsolescence. The audit highlights systemic failures in managing public assets and waste management logistics.

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Inefficient management of public infrastructure leads to significant financial waste and hampers essential municipal services.

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A shocking 74.12% of vehicles owned by the Kochi Corporation in Kerala have been found idling – awaiting fitness certification, repair, or auction in cases where they were no longer serviceable.

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