Stench from stagnant water near Panjapur STP raises health concerns
Stagnant water near the sewage treatment plant in Panjapur has raised health concerns among commuters due to a persistent unpleasant smell. The situation has worsened after recent rains, leading to fears of mosquito breeding and vector-borne diseases. While officials have acknowledged the issue and are working on a new sewage treatment plant, no immediate solutions have been implemented to address the current problem.
- ▪Water stagnation near the sewage treatment plant has caused a persistent stench in the area.
- ▪Commuters are concerned that the stagnant water could pose health risks, particularly with heavy foot traffic.
- ▪A new sewage treatment plant is under construction to address future sewage treatment needs, with an estimated cost of ₹233.87 crore.
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Water stagnation near the sewage treatment plant (STP) at Panjapur has become a major concern, with commuters complaining about a persistent stench in areas surrounding the integrated bus terminus in Tiruchi.The unpleasant smell, reportedly emanating from the STP located near the terminus, has been causing severe discomfort to the public. The issue has been persistent for months, but the situation has worsened following recent rain.“The stagnant water has accumulated near the STP, forming a pond-like stretch covered with thick weeds and moss.
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