Incomplete stormwater drain in Arumbakkam inconveniences residents
The Hindu
They say dug-up portions near Poonamallee High Road have made the stretch inaccessible to vehicles
Residents of Uthanatchi Amman Kovil Street in Arumbakkam have complained that the stormwater drainage work, which has been left incomplete for more than a year, has made a stretch of the road inaccessible.
The street, under the Anna Nagar zone of the Greater Chennai Corporation (GCC) and located close to D.G. Vaishnav College, is directly linked to Poonamallee High Road. However, residents alleged that the incomplete stormwater drain work has forced them to commute an extra kilometre in order to reach Poonamallee High Road.
According to residents, the work began last year just before the first wave of COVID-19.
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