Residents in Chennai express concerns over incomplete civic works as monsoon approaches, fearing floods, sewage overflows, and health risks.
Residents have raised concern over civic works that remain incomplete or have been poorly executed across the city. With the monsoon approaching, they fear the lapses may worsen flooding and sewage overflows and increase health risks.
In MMDA Colony, a cut-and-cover drain project on 110-Feet Road to connect the Virugambakkam Canal and the Cooum — announced in December 2024 — began a few weeks ago.
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