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c m y k c m y k Crackdown on filth to make Chennai cleaner ● MINISTER DIRECTS CORPORATION OFFICIALS TO IMPROVE HYGIENE, KEEP TABS ON ALL PUBLIC AMENITIES DC CORRESPONDENT CHENNAI July 21: Local administra- tion minister K.P. Munusamy instructed civic officials in the city to pre- pare a detailed plan for san- itation and hygiene in the city to be reviewed and improved on a regular basis. In a sign that the govern- ment is serious about clean- ing up Chenna i, the minister has directed that existing conservancy facilities, slaughterhouses and com- munity health centres should be the primary focus of the department, official sources said. These facilities will be subject to periodical review to ensure that Chennai is as clean as the best maintained metros in the country. The officials will soon review civic amenities along Marina Beach and also examine the toilets and quality of drinking water facilities provided for the public, local administration ministry sources said. The minister visited the abattoir at Perambur and other public facilities in Central Chennai and ordered that drastic improvements be made in sanitation at these places and directed the corporation to enhance public hygiene, corporation commissioner D. Karthikeyan said. Exnora International joint general secretary R. Govin- daraj said around 10 lakh people pass through Chen- nai ever y day , but they do not have adequate toilets or provisions for drinking water. “There are no public amenities in congested parts of the city ,” he said. “ The situation is worse in con- gested and commercials areas like T Nagar and Broadway. The few facili- ties that are looked after by the corporation are poorly maintained and expose the public to infections. ” “With the incidence of diabetes rising in Chennai, there is an urgent need for more public toilets,” a city corporation medical officer said. Petition seeks direction to state against freebies Heritage tank ignored by railways ruptures Cricket nets on retrieved land DC CORRESPONDENT CHENNAI July 21: The city corpora- tion has cleared encroach- ments on eight grounds of land on Greams Road near Thousand Lights to estab- lish a cricket net facility, said mayor M. Subramania n after inspection of construc- tion work at the site. The total value of the encroached land is around ` 50 crore. The corporation will spend ` 12 lakh to estab- lish the facility. “Students of corporation schools and youngsters who are willing to use the facility may approach the stadium officer of the corporation to get permits. The facility will be open for use shortly, ” the mayor said. “The corporation has spent ` 9 lakh on the project so far, ” he added. According to corporation sources, the civic body had also established a swim- ming pool at Myladys Park near Chennai Central and coaches have been hired to train youngsters to compete in national-level swimming competitions. Swimming coaches who had been recruited for the Marina Beach swimming pool have been shifted to the new pool. Final plan to expand city ready DC CORRESPONDENT CHENNAI July 21: Corporation of Chennai is ready to submit its final report on the expansion of the civic body to Greater Chennai within a month. The corporation is now in to the process of finalising the details relat- ing to new electoral rolls, solid waste management and the number of workers to be added to the new cor- poration limits. According to civic body sou rce s, the cor por ati on will conduct awareness programmes for the public ahead of the creation Greater Chennai. If required, public represe nta- tives and elected members can also approach the cor- poration for further clarifi- cations. Review meetings are being held with govern- ment representatives of the 42 local bodies that will be annexed by the corporation and local bodies are gearing up for the elections. Unconfirme d reports indi- cate that the government would consider amending the rules for direct elections to the post of mayor and local body heads. Policemen held for gambling Special trains for Aadi fest Villupuram: The Villupu- ram town police on Thurs- day busted a gambling den on Villupuram National Highway and arrested nine persons including a sub- inspector of police and a head constable. According to police sou rces , the raid was conducted on the basis of a complaint that some men were gambling at a lodge located on the NH. When they reached the spot they found nine persons gambling with money. Chennai: Southern railway has announced special pas- senger trains in connection with Aadi-Krithigai festival at Tiruttani on July 25. The special trains will be oper- ated on the Arakkonam- Tiruttani-Arakkonam,Ara- kkonam-Renigunta-Arakk- onam lines from July 23 to July 25. Train no. 56006 Arakkon- am-Renigunta special will leave Arakkonam at 11.30 am and arrive Renigunta at 1.30 pm. Train no. 56005 Renigunta-Ar akkonam will leave Renigunta at 2 pm and arrive Arakkonam at 4.05 pm. Six EMU passen- ger specials will be run between Arakkonam-Tirut- tani-Arakkonam. Train no. 43407 Arakkon- am-Tiruttani from Arakko- nam at 10.30 am. Train no. 43418 Tiruttani-Arakkon- am from Tiruttani at 11 am. Train no. 43411 Arakkon- am-Tiruttani from Arakko- nam at 1.10 pm. Train no. 43420 Tiruttani-Arakkon- am from Tiruttani at 1.35 pm. Train no.43413 Arakkonam-Tiruttani from Arakkonam at 2.45 pm. Train no. 43422 Tiruttani- Arakkonam from Tiruttani at 3.15 pm. Bail plea by Saxena dismissed DC CORRESPONDENT CHENNAI July 21: A sessions court has dismissed the bail peti- tion filed by the Sun TV Network Ltd chief operat- ing officer Hansraj Saxena in connection with a ` 3.37 crore cheating case. Saxena has been arrested after being charged in several cases of cheating. Principal sessions judge P. Devadoss dismissed the bail petition of Saxena. Public prosecutor I. Sub- ramaniam submitted that the petitioner had cheated a film producer to the tune of ` 3.37 crore. Petitioner had criminally intimidated the complainanat Nemichand and also created a psycho- logical fear that he will drive him away from cine field. The ju dge sa id, “In th e facts and circumstances of the case , we ca nnot brush aside the arguments of the public prosecutor.” “It is true that there is a delay of three months and nine days for filing the comp laint. Howeve r, the allegations made against the petitioner are borne out of records and documents and considering the above S. SASIDHARAN DC | CHENNAI July 21: CMDA and the transport department have in a combined effort finally sorted out the traffic con- gestion problem at Chennai Mofussil Bus Terminus (CMBT) in Koyambedu. The authorities have shift- ed the pa rki ng b ay o f express buses at CMBT in Koyambedu to platforms 5 and 6 , close to the e xit point, from platfor ms 1 and 2. The link road to the ter- minus will also be closed as the work to lay a new road has gained momentum. Koyambedu bus stand, one of Asia’s biggest bus terminals, has been of late plagued by a congestion prob lem, with b uses ja m- ming the entry and exit points. During the recent summer vacation and on festivals, the congestion at CMBT seriously affected traffic on a stretch of the Inner Ring Road from Anna Nagar to Ekkattuthanga l. The implementation of the new arrangement at CMBT has significantly reduced the overcrowding of the busy stretch. “Long distance bu ses, par- ticularly SETC vehicles that came to the terminal in the morn ing, earl ier park ed in the terminus through the day as they had to leave only at n ight, caus ing a space crunch and forcing other corporation buses that enter during the day to park near pavements on the road outside. This caused unnec- es sa ry conges ti on,” a CMDA official said. “It also resulted in delays f or buses leaving the terminus.” Relief finally as bay plan works Due to the Metro Rail project, work on new link road that connects Koyambedu mofussil bus terminus with the Inner Ring Road has gained momentum over the past few days. —DC Women stop to admire a street artist’s chalk drawing of Lord Hanuman in Mylapore. —DC hand work DC CORRESPONDENT CHENNAI July 21: The state govern- ment on Thursday informed the Madras High Court that it was at liberty to select and appoint any one of the three senior most officers empan- elled by the Union Public Service Commission and accordingly , after d ue con- sideration, it selec ted and appointed Letika Saran as DGP. The home secretary stated this in the counter affidavit filed in response to the peti- tion filed by Letika Saran, which sought to quash the order of the Central Admin- istrative Tribunal (CAT), setting aside her appoint- ment as DGP and directing the government to consider the claim of R. Nataraj to the post. The counter said following a direction from the high cour t on Octob er 8, 2010, the government carefully considered the panel con- sisting the names of Nataraj, K. Vijayakumar and Letika Saran recommended by the UPSC and after due consid- eration selected Letika Saran to the post of DGP and appointed her on Nov embe r 27, 2010. The compliance order was also filed before the high court on December 8, 2010. Hiring for yoga college stayed The Madras High Court has restrained the director of indian medicine and home- opathy, Chennai from con- ducting interview for the 11 posts of assistant lecturers/assistant medical officers in Government Yoga and Naturopathy Col- lege in Chennai. Justice N. Kirubakaran granted the interim injunc- tion and posted to July 25, further hearing of a petition fi led M. Hema cha nd, a physically challenged can- didate. Hemachand’s counsel M. Ravi submitted that the peti- tioner successfully complet- ed the degree course of naturopathy and yoga. The judge said the court was inclined to grant interim stay on the hiring of lectur- ers in the college. DC CORRESPONDENT CHENNAI July 21: An advocate has approached the Madras High Cou rt, to restr ain the state government from dis- tributing freebies like bl e nd e rs , gr inde rs , fa ns , gold c ash, houses, cattle and sheep, rice and lap tops. A division bench compris- ing Justice Elipe Dharma Rao and Justice M. Venu- gopal before whom the PIL filed by advocate S. Subra- maniam Balaji came up for The petitioner also prayed the court to declare the dis- tribution of freebies as ultra vires of the constitution. According to petitione r, he had challenged the free dis- tribution of colour TVs in 2006 and the appeal was pending in the Supreme Court. The state government had on June 3 had announced free distribution of various goods and incen- tives as promised by the AIADMK alliance during the assembly elections 2011. Tenders for free lap- He said the chief minister recently sought central assistance to the tune of more than Rs 2 lakh crore. The chief minister has stat- ed that the financial position of the state was precarious and that the total debt has exceeded Rs 1,45,000 crore. The present package of intended free distribution would add another Rs 1 lakh crore to be paid of the exchequer of the state. Both the offers of the DMK and AIADMK amounted to bribery as defined under the GEORGEADIMATHRA DC | CHENNAI July 21: The nonchalance of some Indian Railways officials is not limited to lax services on certain routes. They have been grossly neg- ligent in the upkeep of her- itage structures belonging to the railways across the country. A huge iron tank erected by the railways to store water at Ayanavaram in 1930 burst on Saturday due to wear and tear and pro- longed neglect. Three peo- ple suffered minor injuries and the railways played down the incident. A marvellous piece of engin eeri ng, the tan k was manufactured at Arakkonam Railway Engineering Work- shop. In the 1930s the tank used to cater to the water needs of the Railway Colony and Railway Work- shop. “With the lethargic atti- tude of the railways and lack of maintenance , local resi- dents were expecting some- thing like this to happen,” said K. Ramd oss, a ci vic activist. shift. According to residents, the incident left two railway apprentices and an elderly person with minor injuries. The tank has a capacity of 1 lakh-gallons. main taine d the tank,” said Penc illia h, a reside nt of Railway Colony. Mr Ramdoss recollected that the tank had been left to rot since the 1950s when Southern Railway started Stuck to norms on DGP, says TN OFF TRACK The ruptured overhead iron tank —DC Chennai mayor M. Subramaniam tries his hand at batting during an inspection of the cricket practise facility at a ground retrieved by the corporation on Greams Road in the city on Thursday. —DC The facilities will be subject to periodical review to ensure that Chennai is clean like other metros Chennai ● Friday ● 22 July 2011 Ex-RBI guv Y.V. Reddy delivers convocation address at IIT, Madras. 5 City P. Karuppiah launches Hepatitis awareness programme. V.S. Vijay launches multi-lingual road safety awareness leaflets on Chennai- Bengaluru highway. DC ‘ ‘
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Crackdown on filth to make Chennai cleaner●MINISTER DIRECTS CORPORATION OFFICIALS TO IMPROVE HYGIENE, KEEP TABS ON ALL PUBLIC AMENITIES
DC CORRESPONDENTCHENNAI
July 21: Local administra-tion minister K.P.Munusamy instructed civicofficials in the city to pre-pare a detailed plan for san-itation and hygiene in thecity to be reviewed andimproved on a regular basis.
In a sign that the govern-ment is serious about clean-ing up Chennai, the ministerhas directed that existingconservancy facilities,slaughterhouses and com-munity health centresshould be the primary focusof the department, officialsources said.
These facilities will besubject to periodical reviewto ensure that Chennai is asclean as the best maintainedmetros in the country.
The officials will soonreview civic amenitiesalong Marina Beach andalso examine the toilets andquality of drinking waterfacilities provided for thepublic, local administrationministry sources said.
The minister visited theabattoir at Perambur andother public facilities inCentral Chennai andordered that drasticimprovements be made insanitation at these placesand directed the corporationto enhance public hygiene,corporation commissionerD. Karthikeyan said.
Exnora International jointgeneral secretary R. Govin-daraj said around 10 lakhpeople pass through Chen-
nai every day, but they donot have adequate toilets orprovisions for drinkingwater.
“There are no publicamenities in congested partsof the city,” he said. “Thesituation is worse in con-gested and commercialsareas like T Nagar andBroadway. The few facili-ties that are looked after bythe corporation are poorlymaintained and expose thepublic to infections.”
“With the incidence of diabetes rising in Chennai,there is an urgent need formore public toilets,” a citycorporation medical officersaid.
Petition seeks direction
to state against freebies
Heritage tank ignored by railways ruptures
Cricket nets on retrieved landDC CORRESPONDENT
CHENNAI
July 21: The city corpora-tion has cleared encroach-ments on eight grounds of land on Greams Road nearThousand Lights to estab-lish a cricket net facility,said mayor M. Subramanianafter inspection of construc-tion work at the site.
The total value of theencroached land is around
` 50 crore. The corporationwill spend ` 12 lakh to estab-lish the facility.
“Students of corporationschools and youngsters whoare willing to use the facilitymay approach the stadiumofficer of the corporation toget permits. The facility willbe open for use shortly,” themayor said.
“The corporation has spent ` 9 lakh on the project sofar,” he added.
According to corporationsources, the civic body hadalso established a swim-ming pool at Myladys Park near Chennai Central andcoaches have been hired totrain youngsters to competein national-level swimmingcompetitions.
Swimming coaches whohad been recruited for theMarina Beach swimmingpool have been shifted to thenew pool.
Final planto expandcity ready DC CORRESPONDENT
CHENNAI
July 21: Corporation of Chennai is ready to submitits final report on theexpansion of the civic bodyto Greater Chennai within amonth. The corporation isnow in to the process of finalising the details relat-ing to new electoral rolls,solid waste managementand the number of workersto be added to the new cor-poration limits.
According to civic bodysources, the corporationwill conduct awarenessprogrammes for the publicahead of the creationGreater Chennai. If required, public representa-tives and elected memberscan also approach the cor-poration for further clarifi-cations.
Review meetings arebeing held with govern-ment representatives of the42 local bodies that will beannexed by the corporationand local bodies are gearingup for the elections.
Unconfirmed reports indi-cate that the governmentwould consider amendingthe rules for direct electionsto the post of mayor andlocal body heads.
Policemenheld forgambling
Specialtrains forAadi fest
Villupuram: The Villupu-ram town police on Thurs-day busted a gambling denon Villupuram NationalHighway and arrested ninepersons including a sub-inspector of police and ahead constable. Accordingto police sources, the raidwas conducted on the basisof a complaint that somemen were gambling at alodge located on the NH.When they reached the spotthey found nine personsgambling with money.
Among those arrestedincluded traffic SI Ramara- jan and head constableRajkumar attached to theProhibition EnforcementWing. Senior police offi-cers later ordered the sus-
pension of the two.
Chennai: Southern railwayhas announced special pas-senger trains in connectionwith Aadi-Krithigai festivalat Tiruttani on July 25. Thespecial trains will be oper-ated on the Arakkonam-Tiruttani-Arakkonam,Ara-kkonam-Renigunta-Arakk-onam lines from July 23 toJuly 25.Train no. 56006 Arakkon-am-Renigunta special willleave Arakkonam at 11.30am and arrive Renigunta at1.30 pm. Train no. 56005Renigunta-Arakkonam willleave Renigunta at 2 pmand arrive Arakkonam at4.05 pm. Six EMU passen-ger specials will be runbetween Arakkonam-Tirut-tani-Arakkonam.
Train no. 43407 Arakkon-am-Tiruttani from Arakko-nam at 10.30 am. Train no.43418 Tiruttani-Arakkon-am from Tiruttani at 11 am.Train no. 43411 Arakkon-am-Tiruttani from Arakko-nam at 1.10 pm. Train no.43420 Tiruttani-Arakkon-am from Tiruttani at 1.35pm. Train no.43413Arakkonam-Tiruttani fromArakkonam at 2.45 pm.Train no. 43422 Tiruttani-Arakkonam from Tiruttaniat 3.15 pm.
Bail plea
by SaxenadismissedDC CORRESPONDENT
CHENNAI
July 21: A sessions courthas dismissed the bail peti-tion filed by the Sun TVNetwork Ltd chief operat-ing officer Hansraj Saxenain connection with a ` 3.37crore cheating case. Saxenahas been arrested afterbeing charged in severalcases of cheating.
Principal sessions judge P.Devadoss dismissed thebail petition of Saxena.
Public prosecutor I. Sub-ramaniam submitted thatthe petitioner had cheated afilm producer to the tune of ` 3.37 crore. Petitioner hadcriminally intimidated thecomplainanat Nemichandand also created a psycho-logical fear that he willdrive him away from cinefield.
The judge said, “In thefacts and circumstances of the case, we cannot brushaside the arguments of thepublic prosecutor.”
“It is true that there is adelay of three months andnine days for filing thecomplaint. However, theallegations made againstthe petitioner are borne outof records and documentsand considering the aboveand the serious nature of allegations and the amountinvolved, the petitioner isnot entitled to bail,” the judge added.
Saxena has been chargedwith at least four cases of
cheating.
S. SASIDHARANDC | CHENNAI
July 21: CMDA and thetransport department havein a combined effort finallysorted out the traffic con-gestion problem at ChennaiMofussil Bus Terminus(CMBT) in Koyambedu.
The authorities have shift-ed the parking bay of express buses at CMBT inKoyambedu to platforms 5and 6, close to the exitpoint, from platforms 1 and2. The link road to the ter-minus will also be closed asthe work to lay a new roadhas gained momentum.
Koyambedu bus stand,one of Asia’s biggest busterminals, has been of lateplagued by a congestionproblem, with buses jam-ming the entry and exitpoints. During the recent
summer vacation and onfestivals, the congestion atCMBT seriously affectedtraffic on a stretch of theInner Ring Road from AnnaNagar to Ekkattuthangal.
The implementation of thenew arrangement at CMBThas significantly reducedthe overcrowding of thebusy stretch.
“Long distance buses, par-ticularly SETC vehicles thatcame to the terminal in themorning, earlier parked inthe terminus through theday as they had to leaveonly at night, causing aspace crunch and forcingother corporation buses thatenter during the day to park near pavements on the roadoutside. This caused unnec-essary congestion,” aCMDA official said. “It alsoresulted in delays for busesleaving the terminus.”
Relief finally as bay plan works
Due to the Metro Rail project, work on new link roadthat connects Koyambedu mofussil bus terminuswith the Inner Ring Road has gained momentumover the past few days. — DC
Women stop to admire a street artist’s chalk drawing of Lord Hanuman inMylapore. —DC
hand work
DC CORRESPONDENT
CHENNAI
July 21: The state govern-ment on Thursday informedthe Madras High Court thatit was at liberty to select andappoint any one of the threesenior most officers empan-elled by the Union PublicService Commission andaccordingly, after due con-sideration, it selected andappointed Letika Saran asDGP.
The home secretary statedthis in the counter affidavitfiled in response to the peti-tion filed by Letika Saran,
which sought to quash theorder of the Central Admin-istrative Tribunal (CAT),setting aside her appoint-ment as DGP and directingthe government to considerthe claim of R. Nataraj tothe post.
The counter said followinga direction from the highcourt on October 8, 2010,the government carefullyconsidered the panel con-sisting the names of Nataraj,K. Vijayakumar and LetikaSaran recommended by theUPSC and after due consid-eration selected LetikaSaran to the post of DGP
and appointed her onNovember 27, 2010. Thecompliance order was alsofiled before the high courton December 8, 2010.
Hiring for yogacollege stayedThe Madras High Court hasrestrained the director of indian medicine and home-opathy, Chennai from con-ducting interview for the 11posts of assistantlecturers/assistant medical
officers in GovernmentYoga and Naturopathy Col-lege in Chennai.
Justice N. Kirubakarangranted the interim injunc-tion and posted to July 25,further hearing of a petitionfiled M. Hemachand, aphysically challenged can-didate.
Hemachand’s counsel M.Ravi submitted that the peti-tioner successfully complet-ed the degree course of naturopathy and yoga. The judge said the court wasinclined to grant interimstay on the hiring of lectur-ers in the college.
DC CORRESPONDENT
CHENNAI
July 21: An advocate hasapproached the MadrasHigh Court, to restrain thestate government from dis-tributing freebies likeblenders, grinders, fans,gold cash, houses, cattle andsheep, rice and laptops.
A division bench compris-ing Justice Elipe DharmaRao and Justice M. Venu-gopal before whom the PILfiled by advocate S. Subra-maniam Balaji came up forhearing, ordered notice,returnable by two weeks, tothe state and union govern-ments, Comptroller andAuditor General of India,Accountant General andElection Commission of
India.
The petitioner also prayedthe court to declare the dis-tribution of freebies as ultravires of the constitution.
According to petitioner, hehad challenged the free dis-tribution of colour TVs in2006 and the appeal waspending in the SupremeCourt. The state governmenthad on June 3 hadannounced free distributionof various goods and incen-tives as promised by theAIADMK alliance duringthe assembly elections2011. Tenders for free lap-tops, grinders, mixers andtable fans were opened onJuly 11 but the award of thetender was currently pend-ing and the free distributionof grinders, mixers, fans andcattle and sheep were slated
on September 15, he added.
He said the chief ministerrecently sought centralassistance to the tune of more than Rs 2 lakh crore.The chief minister has stat-ed that the financial positionof the state was precariousand that the total debt hasexceeded Rs 1,45,000 crore.The present package of intended free distributionwould add another Rs 1 lakhcrore to be paid of theexchequer of the state. Boththe offers of the DMK andAIADMK amounted tobribery as defined under thehead of ‘corrupt practices’listed in section 123 of theRepresentation of PeopleAct. Hence, On March 22and 29 he made complaintsto the Election commissionof India. But, there was no
response, he added.
GEORGE ADIMATHRA
DC |CHENNAI
July 21: The nonchalanceof some Indian Railwaysofficials is not limited to laxservices on certain routes.They have been grossly neg-ligent in the upkeep of her-itage structures belonging tothe railways across thecountry.
A huge iron tank erectedby the railways to storewater at Ayanavaram in1930 burst on Saturday dueto wear and tear and pro-longed neglect. Three peo-ple suffered minor injuriesand the railways playeddown the incident.
A marvellous piece of engineering, the tank wasmanufactured at ArakkonamRailway Engineering Work-shop. In the 1930s the tank used to cater to the waterneeds of the RailwayColony and Railway Work-shop.
“With the lethargic atti-tude of the railways and lack of maintenance, local resi-dents were expecting some-thing like this to happen,”said K. Ramdoss, a civicactivist.
The 80-foot-high tank rup-tured around 7.30 am onSaturday. Had it happenedan hour earlier,it could havebeen a major mishap as sev-eral apprentices and work-shop employees were pass-
ing by after finishing their
shift.According to residents, the
incident left two railwayapprentices and an elderlyperson with minor injuries.The tank has a capacity of 1lakh-gallons.
“Some of my friends whowere at the site when theincident occurred saidApprentice Avenue nearbywas waterlogged after thetank burst. The waste of water could have been
avoided had the railways
maintained the tank,” saidPencilliah, a resident of Railway Colony.
Mr Ramdoss recollectedthat the tank had been left torot since the 1950s whenSouthern Railway startedborrowing water from thecity corporation. “Residentshave long demanded that the80-year-old overhead watertank be maintained. Thereare four other tanks that arealso in terrible shape and
could also rupture,” he said.
Stuck to norms on DGP, says TN
OFF TRACK
The ruptured overhead iron tank — DC
Chennai mayor M. Subramaniam tries his hand at batting during an inspection ofthe cricket practise facility at a ground retrieved by the corporation on GreamsRoad in the city on Thursday. —DC
Thefacilities will be
subject toperiodicalreview to
ensure thatChennai isclean like
other
metros
Chennai ● Friday ● 22 July 2011
Ex-RBI guv Y.V.Reddy deliversconvocationaddress atIIT, Madras.
5
City P. KaruppiahlaunchesHepatitisawarenessprogramme.
V.S. Vijay launchesmulti-lingual roadsafety awarenessleaflets on Chennai-Bengaluru highway.
DC
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