The fitment of the GPS units in these tankers has already commenced from Monday, FADA Maharashtra mentioned, including it has roped in MOBA Mobile Automation (India) for the mandatory technological know-how and experience to ship the identical in a time-bound method.
Automobile sellers physique FADA’s Maharashtra unit has raised Rs 10 lakh for the fitment of GPS devices in 250 oxygen tankers to help Maharashtra transport division, in accordance with an announcement.
Federation of Automobile Dealers’ Association (FADA), in a launch earlier, had mentioned its Maharashtra chapter has raised Rs 10 lakh to help the state’s transport division for getting 250 oxygen tankers fitted with GPS units.
“FADA Maharashtra raises 1 million for the fitment of GPS devices into 250 Oxygen Tankers to support Maharashtra transport department,” the federation mentioned in a revised assertion.
FADA Maharashtra chapter has determined to make its contribution to strengthening the fingers of the state administration in battling the second wave of COVID-19, which is proving extra deadly and well being care battling to succeed in out to individuals within the state, the discharge mentioned.
The federation mentioned it has raised the required contribution of Rs 10 lakh and positioned the order, it added.
The fitment of the GPS units in these tankers has already commenced from Monday, FADA Maharashtra mentioned, including it has roped in MOBA Mobile Automation (India) for the mandatory technological know-how and experience to ship the identical in a time-bound method.
FADA obtained a chance to strengthen the fingers of Maharashtra state administration throughout the second wave of this pandemic. We have tried to do our greatest as it is a small contribution in direction of enabling the transport division to watch oxygen tankers motion on a single dashboard. This will certainly assist save the lives of sufferers by offering them lifesaving oxygen on time, FADA President Vinkesh Gulati mentioned.
According to the discharge, FADA state Chairperson Amar Jatin Sheth had met Transport Commissioner Avinash Dhakane to grasp how the federation’s members might contribute.
On his advice, it determined to repair the 250 oxygen tankers with GPS units, enabling the transport division to watch it on a single dashboard which has been arrange within the Transport Commissioner’s workplace and is being monitored around the clock, it mentioned.
This was a chance to contribute for the state by effectively managing the motion of the tankers by means of know-how, Sheth mentioned.
GPS monitoring will guarantee correct monitoring and safety of those tankers, apart from guaranteeing that there isn’t any diversion or delay.
