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Sewage and rainwater sharing ‘chambers’ in Judge Colony, Tambaram Sanatorium

Sewage and rainwater sharing ‘chambers’ in Judge Colony, Tambaram Sanatorium
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Residents of Judge Colony in Tambaram Sanatorium are reporting that a stormwater drain is being used to discharge sewage from a government-run hostel. This has led to environmental degradation, foul odors, and concerns regarding groundwater contamination.

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It highlights a significant public health and infrastructure failure affecting local water quality and living conditions.

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stormwater drain meant to carry rainwater has turned into a channel for sewage in Judge Colony, a quiet residential enclave in Tambaram Sanatorium, triggering concerns over public health, environmental degradation and groundwater contamination.

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The article reports on resident grievances and local infrastructure issues without taking a political stance.

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