District Collector inspects drinking water supply in Salem Corporation
District Collector K. Elambahavath inspected the drinking water supply in the Kondalampatti zone of Salem Corporation. Residents reported infrequent water delivery, receiving it only once every ten days in some areas. The Collector also emphasized the importance of waste segregation and inspected a micro-composting center during the visit.
- ▪The Collector inspected the drinking water supply in the Kondalampatti zone on May 19, 2026.
- ▪Residents alleged they receive drinking water only once every ten days.
- ▪The inspection included discussions on regular water supply and proper chlorination.
- ▪The Collector instructed the public to segregate waste before handing it to conservancy workers.
- ▪A micro-composting center was also inspected, where biodegradable waste is converted into manure for farmers.
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District Collector K. Elambahavath, on Tuesday (May 19, 2026), inspected the drinking water supply at areas under the Kondalampatti zone in Salem Corporation.Residents of Kondalampatti zone alleged that they are not receiving drinking water promptly and that they are receiving water once in ten days in many places. Meanwhile, on Tuesday, the Collector inspected the water supply from the overhead water tank at Dadagapatti. The Collector said that development and cleanliness works implemented by the State government for the benefit of people were inspected.
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