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F&CC of Chandigarh Municipal Corporation clears Chrysanthemum show

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Updated At : 12:33 PM Aug 27, 2021 IST

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Chandigarh, August 26

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The Finance and Contract Committee (F&CC) of the Chandigarh Municipal Corporation today approved the hosting of the 34th Chrysanthemum Show scheduled to be held in December.

The show, which will be organised at an estimated cost of Rs10.65 lakh, will be subject to the Covid situation at that point of time.

The committee which met here today also approved construction of public toilet block at a cost of Rs27.01 lakh to facilitate the women shopkeepers in Sector 47 booth market.

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In addition, the F&CC accorded approval for providing and fixing of 80 mm thick interlocking paver blocks along the green belt of Kajheri for parking at Sector 52 at an estimated cost of Rs31.48 lakh.

The meeting was held under the chairmanship of Mayor Ravi Kant Sharma. MC Commissioner Anindita Mitra and other members were also present.

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