Inauguration of Public Toilet Construction Work at Kallukkuzhi Street in Coimbatore

The foundation stone for a new public toilet facility was laid in Kallukkuzhi Street, falling under Ward 94 of Coimbatore South Zone, marking the beginning of its construction.


Coimbatore: A significant development in public amenities commenced today (31.01.2024) in Kallukkuzhi Street, located in the 94th Ward of Coimbatore South Zone, with the groundbreaking ceremony for the construction of a public toilet. The initiative was inaugurated by 94th Ward Councilor Danalakshmi Ranganathan. The event witnessed the participation of Assistant Engineer Satheesh, along with the administrators of Ward 94 and local residents. The construction of this public toilet is seen as a crucial step towards enhancing the hygiene and convenience for the people of the area, reflecting the local government's commitment to improving public facilities.

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