The Mormugao Municipal Council (MMC) convened a council meeting to deliberate on several important civic matters requiring immediate attention. Among the key issues discussed was the renovation and upgradation of the Hindu crematorium, a long-pending project aimed at improving facilities for the community.
The council also took up the matter of shifting vendors to the newly constructed Vasco fish market, a move expected to streamline operations and reduce congestion in the existing market area. Councillors stressed the need for proper coordination to ensure a smooth transition for all vendors.
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Another significant point of discussion was the proposal to bring back the Dy Collector and Mamlatdar offices to the newly renovated MMC building. These offices had previously moved out due to pending dues, and the council is now considering settling the outstanding payments to facilitate their return, thereby making essential public services more accessible to residents.
Further decisions are expected in the coming sessions as the council continues addressing pressing municipal concerns.
