Councillors seek update on Chemmankulam tank restoration and integrated bus terminus project in Vadasery
Nagercoil Corporation councillors raised concerns regarding the progress of local infrastructure projects, including the Chemmankulam tank restoration and an integrated bus terminal. They also addressed public health issues such as garbage management, mosquito control, and stray dog populations.
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It reflects the ongoing challenges of urban governance and the pressure on local municipal bodies to deliver essential public services.
During the Council meeting of the Nagercoil Corporation held on Wednesday, Councillors raised concerns over various civic projects being implemented, including Chemmankulam tank restoration, progress of integrated bus terminal in Vadasery and drinking water wastage due to damaged pipelines in the city.
The meeting was held under the leadership of Deputy Mayor Mary Princy Latha, in the presence of Corporation Commissioner R. Ishwarya.
As soon as the meeting commenced, Councillors demanded discussions on the restoration of Chemmankulam tank, which is being carried out at a cost of around ₹6.50 crore. During the discussion Councillors raised questions over the source of water for the tank after restoration and details on measures to prevent sewage from entering it. They also sought information regarding the integrated bus terminus project in Vadasery.
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