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The Hindu·3 min read·medium

Survey finds 62% of women’s hostels in Hyderabad have poor safety standards

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The Hindu Bureau
Survey finds 62% of women’s hostels in Hyderabad have poor safety standards
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A survey of women's hostels in Hyderabad revealed that nearly two-thirds lack basic safety measures like fire protection and CCTV. Local authorities have mandated stricter registration and safety compliance to protect residents.

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This highlights critical gaps in urban safety infrastructure for women and prompts regulatory intervention to prevent potential tragedies.

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Nearly two-thirds of women’s hostels surveyed in Hyderabad scored poorly on safety parameters, with many lacking basic fire safety measures, functioning CCTV systems and emergency evacuation plans, prompting the Hyderabad police and the GHMC to direct hostel operators to strengthen safety standards within the next two months.

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