Collectors review development works, inspect government offices in Tirunelveli, Tenkasi districts
District Collectors in Tirunelveli and Tenkasi recently inspected various government development projects, including road works, sewage infrastructure, and public health facilities. Officials were instructed to ensure transparency and meet project deadlines to improve public service delivery.
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Direct oversight by district officials is a key mechanism for ensuring accountability and progress in local government infrastructure and welfare projects.
District Collector Anand Mohan inspected a few ongoing development projects in Tirunelveli Taluk and received petitions from the public on Wednesday under the ‘Ungaludan ungal ooril’ initiative.
While visiting the urban health centre at Thatchanallur, the Collector checked medicine stocks and the quality of treatment and inspected the 1.50 Km-long road development works being taken-up along the Nainarkulam in Tirunelveli Town at the cost of ₹3.90 crore.
When Mr. Anand Mohan inspected the sewage pumping station at Nainarkulam, where the pumping capacity is being increased from 4 million litres a day to 15 MLD to pump the sewage getting collected in Tirunelveli Town area to Ramaiyanpatti garbage yard, he expressed displeasure over the delay. “It should be completed within next two months,” the Collector ordered the Corporation officials as this project is being implemented by the urban civic body since 2018.
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