Conservancy work to be taken up at night in more areas
The Hindu
123 more bus route roads, 106 interior roads added in five zones
The Greater Chennai Corporation on Wednesday announced that it would be moving more of its conservancy operations to be undertaken at night to avoid hindrance to the public and traffic during the day. Cleaning of bus route roads, interior roads, market places and lifting of garbage from the bins at these places were done predominantly at night. A press release said that in the five zones of Tondiarpet, Royapuram, Ambattur, Thiru. Vi. Ka. Nagar, and Anna Nagar, where it directly carried out conservancy work, 134 bus route roads and 55 interior roads were cleaned at night.
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