She explained that she would go home every four hours to feed her son and get back to work, during which time her husband and mother took turns to look after her child.As a responsible and key official, she said she was aware of the importance of being at work during these difficult times and how much her services were required during these emergency services.Srijana said that the district administration was working in a combined effort to curb the virus menace.“GVMC is taking all efforts to ensure sanitary work was being done at the field level. Providing essential needs to the poor and coordinating with district officials at all levels to ensure that virus was contained in Visakhapatnam is part of her work,” she saidThe Commissioner pointed out that there was a need to take charge of duty during the emergency and ensure people had safe drinking water.“My role is just a small part in this humongous effort, rather modestly. My whole family gave me the strength to work towards this commitment,” she added.Young #IAS Officers leading #fightagainstcorona.
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