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Environmental outfit flags non-functional STPs, untreated sewage inflow into Valankulam in Coimbatore

Environmental outfit flags non-functional STPs, untreated sewage inflow into Valankulam in Coimbatore
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An environmental group in Coimbatore has petitioned the government regarding the failure of local sewage treatment plants, which are allegedly discharging untreated waste into Valankulam lake. The group claims that despite high electricity costs, the plants are largely non-functional.

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It underscores the critical issue of urban infrastructure failure and its direct impact on local ecosystems and public health.

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An environmental outfit has sought immediate intervention from the State government and regulatory authorities over alleged inflow of untreated sewage into Valankulam in Coimbatore, citing non-functional sewage treatment plants (STPs).

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