8/ Sir @CMOTamilnadu, kindly instruct @tnpoliceoffl@TenkasiPolice @SocialMediaCel4 @kumari_police to ensure maximum punishment against TN truck drivers who bring Kerala waste & individuals here who are burning such waste under provisions of IPC and Public Health Act
7/ Many such incidents hv happened. Even on Thursday, Kerala waste was dumped in Naranapuram village near Sankarankovil. Strictly following waste management rules, 2016 of Union government will help bring this menace to end @CMOKerala@CMOTamilnadu
6/ Sir @CMOKerala, in 2018 TN police @ Puliyarai check post fined 27 trucks which brought biomedical waste including human flesh &other surgical waste. As you refused to get these waste back, then district administration buried it here @CMOTamilnadu
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5/ Sir @CMOKerala it will take just a minute for you to stop transportation of biomedical, poultry, plastic, e-wastes from Kerala to your brother State Tamil Nadu. Please help TN villagers particularly helpless farmers by doing so
@CMOTamilnadu@mkstalin
3/ However, police, health, local body administrations do not take responsibility for e-waste being burnt by individuals to extract metals for sale. No concrete action has been taken against violators @CMOTamilnadu@tnpoliceoffl@Subramanian_ma@OfficeOfKRP
2/ If I contact Tenkasi police, they blame that Kanniyakumari police let these waste thru their check post. KK police in return blame Tenkasi's Puliyarai check post personnel. In a rare incident, Tenkasi police hv registered 2 cases agnst waste transporters & person who burnt it