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COIMBATORE: The 200 m stretch in Kavundampalayam in Ward 17 of West Zone is popping right into a mini dumping yard, as residents and even sanitary staff are discarding waste within the open, which is posing a well being danger.

S Vivin Saravan, a social activist, instructed TNIE, “A mini dump yard is in the making in Kavundampalayam and the CCMC does not bat an eyelid. The public movement has reduced on the stretch due to the dumping of garbage, and the area has turned into a hot spot for activities such as ganja peddling and liquor consumption. Earlier, police used to patrol the area at night, but it has stopped.”

According to sources, the world was below Thudiyalur police station limits. Now it falls below Kavundampalayam station, which was began lately. Officials are within the means of marking the boundaries of each the stations, and till it’s finalised. nobody from both station is patrolling the world.
 Further, the activist mentioned a number of kids go to the Anganwadi in Mullai Nagar which is located close by, and they’re in danger due to the trash piles.

A sanitary official of the CCMC mentioned staff don’t dump rubbish within the open, however solely within the bins positioned on the highway. “The road is located on the border of two wards of West and North zones, due to which sanitary workers from both zones are engaged in blaming each other. We will deploy sanitary workers immediately and clean the area.”

CCMC Commissioner M Prathap instructed TNIE, “There are no residential buildings on the road yet. Also, there is a pending case, which is pending in court, regarding ownership of the place where garbage has been dumped. But, we shall immediately inspect the spot and take steps to clear the garbage and also to prevent people from dumping waste again.”

<br /> COIMBATORE: The 200 m stretch in Kavundampalayam in Ward 17 of West Zone is popping right into a mini dumping yard, as residents and even sanitary staff are discarding waste within the open, which is posing a well being danger.</p> <p>S Vivin Saravan, a social activist, instructed TNIE, “A mini dump yard is in the making in Kavundampalayam and the CCMC does not bat an eyelid. The public movement has reduced on the stretch due to the dumping of garbage, and the area has turned into a hot spot for activities such as ganja peddling and liquor consumption. Earlier, police used to patrol the area at night, but it has stopped.”</p> <p>According to sources, the world was below Thudiyalur police station limits. Now it falls below Kavundampalayam station, which was began lately. Officials are within the means of marking the boundaries of each the stations, and till it’s finalised. nobody from both station is patrolling the world.<br />  Further, the activist mentioned a number of kids go to the Anganwadi in Mullai Nagar which is located close by, and they’re in danger due to the trash piles.googletag.cmd.push(perform() {googletag.show(‘div-gpt-ad-8052921-2’); });</p> <p>A sanitary official of the CCMC mentioned staff don’t dump rubbish within the open, however solely within the bins positioned on the highway. “The road is located on the border of two wards of West and North zones, due to which sanitary workers from both zones are engaged in blaming each other. We will deploy sanitary workers immediately and clean the area.”</p> <p>CCMC Commissioner M Prathap instructed TNIE, “There are no residential buildings on the road yet. Also, there is a pending case, which is pending in court, regarding ownership of the place where garbage has been dumped. But, we shall immediately inspect the spot and take steps to clear the garbage and also to prevent people from dumping waste again.”<br />