New buildings for Perambalur and Samayapuram fire and rescue services stations inaugurated
New fire and rescue service station buildings have been inaugurated in Perambalur and Samayapuram, Tamil Nadu. The projects, funded by the state government, aim to improve emergency response capabilities in the region.
Why it matters
The investment in public safety infrastructure is essential for improving emergency service efficiency and protecting local communities.
New buildings have been constructed to house the Fire and Rescue Services stations at Samayapuram in Tiruchi district and Perambalur. The Tamil Nadu Police Housing Corporation has constructed the buildings for the two fire stations at a total cost exceeding ₹8 crore.
The new two-storeyed Perambalur fire and rescue services station building has been constructed on a area measuring 11,366 square feet at a cost of ₹4.32 crore. The new station has four bays to accommodate emergency vehicle tender, water tender and water browser.
The building has a meeting hall, store room to keep the equipment and material required for fire fighting operations and separate offices for the District Officer and the Assistant District Officer. The Perambalur Fire and Rescue Services station has a total number of 22 personnel, a department official said.
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