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Dindigul reader’s mail

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The Hindu Bureau
Dindigul reader’s mail
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Residents in Dindigul are complaining about unhygienic waste accumulation behind the Integrated Registration Department office. The pile of trash poses both a public health risk and a fire hazard during the summer months.

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Highlights local governance failures regarding sanitation and public safety in urban areas.

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The premises behind the Integrated Registration Department office on Vandikara Main Street in Ramanathapuram is littered with heaps of waste, creating unhygienic conditions and emitting a foul odour. The situation poses a public health concern for visitors and nearby residents.

With soaring summer temperatures, the accumulation of combustible waste also increases the risk of fire.

The authorities concerned should remove the waste immediately and ensure proper maintenance of the premises to safeguard public health and safety.

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