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Uyyakondan canal covered with thick growth of hyacinth, turns a health hazard

Uyyakondan canal covered with thick growth of hyacinth, turns a health hazard
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The Uyyakondan canal in Tiruchi has become a health hazard due to the rapid growth of water hyacinth and the dumping of domestic sewage. Residents are calling for action as the stagnant water has become a breeding ground for mosquitoes.

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Urban infrastructure neglect and environmental degradation directly impact public health and the quality of life for local residents.

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Residents and activists have expressed dismay over the rapid growth of water hyacinth that covers the Uyyakondan canal in Tiruchi.

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The report focuses on local environmental and civic issues based on resident feedback and objective observation.

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