Tiruppur Zone-II residents seek timely clearance of garbage, repair of roads
The Hindu
They accuse the civic body of not acting on their complaints
Residents of Zone-II in Tiruppur Corporation seek regular clearance of garbage that accumulates on the streets and repair of damaged roads ahead of the urban civic polls.
The Zone-II comprises 15 wards namely Ward No. 2 to 8, 16 to 20, 30, 31 and 32, which covers prominent areas such as Neruperichal, Pooluvapatti, Boyampalayam, Pitchampalayam, Kongu Nagar and Nesavalar Colony. There are 1,85,720 voters in this zone, which is around 25.68% of the Corporation’s total electorate of 7,23,160 voters.
In spite of multiple representations, the Corporation does not act on complaints from the residents, alleged consumer activist B. Hariharan. He flagged the accumulation of garbage at several areas in Zone-II, particularly along Kongu Main Road in Ward No. 31.
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