Preparations for a festival are nearing completion, with a focus on protecting the environment. A civic administration has set up numerous artificial ponds for idol immersion, aiming to prevent damage to natural water bodies. Citizens are being encouraged to use these ponds, which are suitable for idols up to a certain height.
The civic administration is providing information on the locations of these ponds to help citizens plan.
Further details about the arrangements and the festival are available from the civic administration, which is urging citizens to cooperate in making the event environmentally friendly.
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