Tiruppur Corporation removes unauthorised hoardings
The Hindu
Tiruppur Corporation on Wednesday commenced a drive to remove unauthorised hoardings in all the four zones following complaints from residents. Officials said that Corporation Commissioner Kranti Kuma
Tiruppur Corporation on Wednesday commenced a drive to remove unauthorised hoardings in all the four zones following complaints from residents. Officials said that Corporation Commissioner Kranti Kumar Pati ordered the Assistant Commissioners of all four zones to organise the removal of the hoardings and flex banners. Residents of the city have complained that the hoardings were blocking pavements and road traffic at several locations With Tiruppur receiving rains frequently, there is also a danger of these unauthorised hoardings falling on the roads and causing accidents, according to the officials.
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