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Safe footpath campaign in Bengaluru receives an unexpected Norwegian push

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Liffy Thomas
Safe footpath campaign in Bengaluru receives an unexpected Norwegian push
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A delegation from the Norwegian Embassy participated in a 'Safe Footpath' run through Bengaluru to experience the city's pedestrian infrastructure. The event, organized by Bangalore Walks, highlighted the city's urban environment and was praised by the Norwegian Ambassador for its pleasant climate.

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International interest in local urban infrastructure can draw attention to the need for better pedestrian facilities and sustainable city planning in rapidly growing urban centers.

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On Wednesday, as the ‘Safe Footpath’ campaign was launched, a group of people got a taste of Bengaluru’s footpaths. Unknown to the civic administration, a run had been organised for a delegation from the Norwegian Embassy along a six-kilometre stretch of footpaths winding through a scenic part of the Garden City.

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The report is a factual account of a diplomatic visit and a local campaign, maintaining a neutral tone.

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