Fermented wash destroyed by Forest Department officials in Tirupathur
The Hindu
Over the last month, a total 45 barrels of fermented wash have been destroyed, an official said
Tirupathur Forest Department officials destroyed 19 barrels containing thousands of litres of fermented wash, in reserved forest areas in their district on Thursday and Friday. Based on instructions from Tirupathur District Forest Officer Kumili Venkataappala Naidu, a team comprising Singarapet Forest Range Office N. Jothilingam, forester Annamalai and forest guards Bharat, Aravind Kumar and Vetrivel were patrolling the forest area on Thursday. They spotted four barrels, with around 2,000 litres of fermented wash in Nellipattu village, Sandhai Vazhi Saragam. All the barrels were destroyed.
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