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Public demand measures to prevent sewage from entering Sathram Teppakulam in Salem

Public demand measures to prevent sewage from entering Sathram Teppakulam in Salem
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Residents of Salem are urging the local corporation to address sewage contamination in the historic Sathram tank. The tank, which once served as a drinking water source, is currently suffering from structural damage and pollution, prompting officials to promise repair work.

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Residents of Ward 27 in Salem Corporation are demanding measures to prevent sewage from entering the Sathram Teppakulam (tank) and repair the damaged sidewalls.

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The article provides a balanced account of resident concerns and the official response from the municipal corporation.

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