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23 days ago

@jeyaseelan_vp @CMOTamilnadu Please first build and maintain proper clean toilets at all tourist places, proper clean changing rooms near waterfalls and beaches, Garbage free tourist place with plastics banned.

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@BeKarthiraja

about 2 months ago

The road conditions inside Siruseri SIPCOT are in a very pathetic state. Major junctions are filled with potholes, making daily commuting unsafe for thousands of employees and residents. At least one or two accidents occur every week due to the poor condition of these roads. Many IT professionals, including women and men, have suffered falls and sustained injuries while travelling through Siruseri SIPCOT. This issue has been repeatedly brought to the attention of the concerned authorities and SIPCOT management for more than five years, but a permanent solution is still pending I sincerely request our constituency MLA, Mr. Vijayaraju to look into this matter immediately and treat it as a high-priority public safety concern. Timely action can help prevent further accidents and ensure safer roads for everyone. @CMOTamilnadu @TVKVijayHQ @CMJosephVijayHQ @BussyAnand @CTR_Nirmalkumar @AadhavArjuna @arunraajkg @TN_SIPCOT @SIPCOTTN @fomrra #SiruseriSIPCOT #RoadSafety #OMR #Infrastructure #PublicSafety #Chennai

BeKarthiraja's tweet photo. The road conditions inside Siruseri SIPCOT are in a very pathetic state. Major junctions are filled with potholes, making daily commuting unsafe for thousands of employees and residents.

At least one or two accidents occur every week due to the poor condition of these roads. Many IT professionals, including women and men, have suffered falls and sustained injuries while travelling through Siruseri SIPCOT.

This issue has been repeatedly brought to the attention of the concerned authorities and SIPCOT management for more than five years, but a permanent solution is still pending
I sincerely request our constituency MLA, Mr. Vijayaraju to look into this matter immediately and treat it as a high-priority public safety concern. Timely action can help prevent further accidents and ensure safer roads for everyone.

@CMOTamilnadu
@TVKVijayHQ
@CMJosephVijayHQ
@BussyAnand
@CTR_Nirmalkumar
@AadhavArjuna
@arunraajkg
@TN_SIPCOT
@SIPCOTTN
@fomrra
#SiruseriSIPCOT #RoadSafety #OMR #Infrastructure #PublicSafety #Chennai

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Karthi Raja B

@BeKarthiraja

about 1 month ago · Thiruporur

Urgent Request for Permanent Action Against Repeated Toxic/Pungent Gas Emissions Affecting Residents of Pudupakkam and Siruseri To, The Hon'ble Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu @CMOTamilnadu @TVKVijayHQ @DR_Vk_Rajeev @ @arunraajkg @Tnpcbofficial @supriyasahuias @BussyAnand @CTR_Nirmalkumar @chengachengg @AadhavArjuna The Hon'ble Minister for Environment & Climate Change, Tamil Nadu The District Collector, Chengalpattu District The Chairman, Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board (TNPCB) And Other Concerned Authorities Respected Sir/Madam, We, the residents of Pudupakkam, Siruseri and surrounding localities in Chengalpattu District, would like to bring to your kind attention a serious environmental and public health issue that has been affecting our communities for several years. A strong pungent-smelling gas is being released frequently, particularly during different hours of the day and night, from one of the nearby chemical manufacturing units. The foul smell spreads across residential areas, causing severe discomfort and health concerns among residents. This issue is not new. During the past year, we have submitted multiple complaints to the Chengalpattu District Administration, TNPCB, and other concerned authorities. We have also personally met several officials and explained the gravity of the situation. Based on the directions of the District Collector, TNPCB deployed an Air Quality Monitoring Vehicle and conducted extensive air quality assessments in Pudupakkam and Siruseri. Monitoring activities were carried out across various residential communities for more than 24 hours. However, the results reportedly indicated no abnormalities. We strongly believe that the concerned industry was aware of the inspection schedule and temporarily stopped or reduced the emission of the suspected gas during the monitoring period. Unfortunately, soon after the monitoring exercise was completed, residents once again started experiencing the same pungent gas emissions. The impact on public health has been significant. Many elderly residents, children, and young adults frequently suffer from breathing difficulties, throat irritation, eye irritation, headaches, nausea, allergies, and other respiratory-related issues. Several residents have been forced to seek medical treatment repeatedly, and there is growing concern regarding the long-term health effects of continuous exposure to these emissions. The issue has also been highlighted through various media and press reports. Despite repeated complaints, field visits, inspections, and public representations, a permanent solution has not yet been achieved. We therefore humbly request the Government and concerned authorities to: Conduct surprise inspections and unannounced air quality monitoring during late-night and early-morning hours when the odor is frequently noticed. Install continuous real-time air quality monitoring systems in affected residential areas. Identify the exact source of the emissions through scientific investigation and forensic environmental analysis. Review the operational records, emission logs, and compliance reports of nearby chemical industries. Take stringent action against any industry found violating environmental norms and pollution control regulations. Establish a dedicated grievance redressal mechanism for residents to report incidents immediately. Ensure a permanent and sustainable solution to safeguard public health and the environment. We respectfully urge your intervention in this matter. Clean air is a fundamental necessity, and the residents of Pudupakkam, Siruseri, and nearby communities deserve to live in a safe and healthy environment without fear of recurring toxic emissions. We sincerely request your immediate attention and necessary action to resolve this long-pending issue permanently and help us breathe and live peacefully in our locality. Thanking you. Yours faithfully, B. Karthi Raja President - Federation of Pudupakkam & Siruseri Housing Communities

BeKarthiraja's tweet photo. Urgent Request for Permanent Action Against Repeated Toxic/Pungent Gas Emissions Affecting Residents of Pudupakkam and Siruseri

To,
The Hon'ble Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu @CMOTamilnadu @TVKVijayHQ @DR_Vk_Rajeev @ @arunraajkg @Tnpcbofficial @supriyasahuias @BussyAnand @CTR_Nirmalkumar @chengachengg @AadhavArjuna
The Hon'ble Minister for Environment & Climate Change, Tamil Nadu
The District Collector, Chengalpattu District
The Chairman, Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board (TNPCB)
And Other Concerned Authorities
Respected Sir/Madam,
We, the residents of Pudupakkam, Siruseri and surrounding localities in Chengalpattu District, would like to bring to your kind attention a serious environmental and public health issue that has been affecting our communities for several years.
A strong pungent-smelling gas is being released frequently, particularly during different hours of the day and night, from one of the nearby chemical manufacturing units. The foul smell spreads across residential areas, causing severe discomfort and health concerns among residents.
This issue is not new. During the past year, we have submitted multiple complaints to the Chengalpattu District Administration, TNPCB, and other concerned authorities. We have also personally met several officials and explained the gravity of the situation.
Based on the directions of the District Collector, TNPCB deployed an Air Quality Monitoring Vehicle and conducted extensive air quality assessments in Pudupakkam and Siruseri. Monitoring activities were carried out across various residential communities for more than 24 hours. However, the results reportedly indicated no abnormalities.
We strongly believe that the concerned industry was aware of the inspection schedule and temporarily stopped or reduced the emission of the suspected gas during the monitoring period. Unfortunately, soon after the monitoring exercise was completed, residents once again started experiencing the same pungent gas emissions.
The impact on public health has been significant. Many elderly residents, children, and young adults frequently suffer from breathing difficulties, throat irritation, eye irritation, headaches, nausea, allergies, and other respiratory-related issues. Several residents have been forced to seek medical treatment repeatedly, and there is growing concern regarding the long-term health effects of continuous exposure to these emissions.
The issue has also been highlighted through various media and press reports. Despite repeated complaints, field visits, inspections, and public representations, a permanent solution has not yet been achieved.
We therefore humbly request the Government and concerned authorities to:
Conduct surprise inspections and unannounced air quality monitoring during late-night and early-morning hours when the odor is frequently noticed.
Install continuous real-time air quality monitoring systems in affected residential areas.
Identify the exact source of the emissions through scientific investigation and forensic environmental analysis.
Review the operational records, emission logs, and compliance reports of nearby chemical industries.
Take stringent action against any industry found violating environmental norms and pollution control regulations.
Establish a dedicated grievance redressal mechanism for residents to report incidents immediately.
Ensure a permanent and sustainable solution to safeguard public health and the environment.
We respectfully urge your intervention in this matter. Clean air is a fundamental necessity, and the residents of Pudupakkam, Siruseri, and nearby communities deserve to live in a safe and healthy environment without fear of recurring toxic emissions.
We sincerely request your immediate attention and necessary action to resolve this long-pending issue permanently and help us breathe and live peacefully in our locality.

Thanking you.
Yours faithfully,

B. Karthi Raja
President - Federation of Pudupakkam & Siruseri Housing Communities

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