Washermen Ghat to be set up at three places to save river
The Hindu
The ₹4.20-crore project to save Tamirabharani from laundry chemicals
The Corporation, as part of ‘Smart City’ projects, has decided to create three washermen ghats at two places – Karuppanthurai and Vannarpet – at a cost ₹4.20 crore to save the Tamirabharani from getting polluted by laundry chemicals used by the washermen. After inaugurating the work on laying a cycling track along a road in NGO Colony in Palayamkottai in the presence of Corporation Commissioner B. Vishnu Chandran on Monday, Mr. Vishnu laid foundation stone for these structures.
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