00:00In the Kakinada Anchorage Port, the collector reminded the people of ration rice,
00:05the Chief Minister, Pawan Kalyan, ordered to seize the rice,
00:08and the protest with subsequent consequences, this is the only opportunity.
00:12The rice samples collected from the 12 companies in the rice fields,
00:16are being tested in the Paurasarapralasekara district in Kakinada,
00:19under the supervision of each officer.
00:22These results may not be released in the evening.
00:24Kakinada District Collector Shanmohan, after sending the application to the government,
00:29has taken a decision.
00:30There is a rumor that the rice can be seized and sent to Nauk.
00:41There is a rumor that it is not possible to unload the rice from Nauk.
00:44This is being heard from the authorities.
00:46Every time the government seizes the rice,
00:48the authorities, who rely on the bank's guarantees,
00:51release the rice with all the permissions,
00:54are following the same procedure this time.
00:56Some authorities and companies, who are facing allegations,
00:59held an internal meeting on Friday in Kakinada,
01:02and discussed the fresh results.
01:05It is being said that the situation has come to light,
01:07where the rice has been seized from Nauk for 19 days,
01:09and the demerit charge is Rs. 20 lakhs per day,
01:12and the situation has come to light,
01:14where the demerit charge is Rs. 3.8 crores.
01:17Even if the demerit charge is increased,
01:19there is a risk of loss,
01:21and the authorities have decided to rely on the judicial system.
01:34Stella L. Nauk, who lived in Kakinada,
01:36has come to Kakinada from Haldia.
01:38From the Kakinada port,
01:40to the Benin National Monument Centre,
01:42which is located on the west coast of Africa,
01:44the rice has to be transported through this Nauk.
01:47The Nauk has been approved by the Imperial Agent,
01:49to produce 52,200 tonnes of rice.
01:5128 agencies have agreed to this.
01:54After filling 32,415 tonnes of rice into the Nauk,
01:58the collector has confirmed that
02:00there is 640 tonnes of rice in the Nauk,
02:02and there are no obstacles to the movement of the rice.
02:05Kakinada Seaport KSPL has also set up a check-post.
02:18Two check-posts have been set up at the Anchorage port.
02:21The collector has announced that
02:23these check-posts will operate 24 hours a day.
02:27The responsibility of controlling the rice
02:29to enter the port is in the check-posts.
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