‘Close four stone quarries smothering Panaiyankurichi village’
The rural roads connecting Panaiyankurichi had been badly damaged by the lorries carrying heavy loads of stones. The dust billowing from the quarries was causing respiratory diseases to the villagers.“More than 350 villagers are now undergoing treatment for respiratory diseases. Hence, the Collector, by cancelling the permission given to these stone quarries, should save us,” said N.
- ▪The rural roads connecting Panaiyankurichi had been badly damaged by the lorries carrying heavy loads of stones.
- ▪The dust billowing from the quarries was causing respiratory diseases to the villagers.“More than 350 villagers are now undergoing treatment for respiratory diseases.
- ▪Hence, the Collector, by cancelling the permission given to these stone quarries, should save us,” said N.
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Seeking cancellation of licence given for stone quarrying near their village, a group of residents from Panaiyankurichi near Idaikal in Ambasamudram taluk submitted a petition to Collector Anand Mohan during the weekly grievance redress meeting held here on Monday.“Since uncontrolled blasting of rocks using high intensity explosives every day causes cracks in houses besides killing borewells, the quarries should be closed,” the villagers prayed.The petitioners said their villagers primarily relying upon agricultural operations being carried out with rainwater and deep borewell water.
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