Green shade net spread to protect devotees from hot sun in Rameswaram
The Hindu
In order to provide some cover from the scorching sun for the devotees and the public, Rameswaram Municipality has spread overhead a makeshift green shade net on East Car Street near Sri Ramanathaswamy Temple.
In order to provide some cover from the scorching sun for the devotees and the public, Rameswaram Municipality has spread overhead a makeshift green shade net on East Car Street near Sri Ramanathaswamy Temple.
An official said the 240-metre-long green shade net was erected at a cost of ₹5 lakh. Also, six drinking water tanks were placed around the temple and at Agni Theertham seashore for the benefit of the devotees.
The local people want shade to be provided on North Car Street too as people who come to the temple from Agni Theertham seashore would be using the street to reach the ‘22 theerthams’ inside the temple.
Officials said they would take necessary steps to make similar arrangement on North Car Street too.
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