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Marina Blue Flag beach project near Vivekananda House nearing completion

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Marina Blue Flag beach project near Vivekananda House nearing completion
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The Marina Blue Flag beach project near Vivekananda House is approaching completion, with additional phases underway. The project aims to enhance beach facilities and ensure environmental standards are met. Recent inspections have emphasized the importance of maintenance and accessibility for all visitors.

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Publication timeFri, 29 May 2026 12:11:31 +0530
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The Phase III of the Marina Blue Flag beach project near Vivekananda House is nearing completion, while works under Phase IV behind the Lighthouse and Phase V near Anna Square are under way, according to Greater Chennai Corporation (GCC) officials.The Chennai Corporation has already established and is maintaining two Blue Flag beach zones at Marina beach under the international-standard beach development project. Each phase covers around 20 acres and includes 20 bamboo shade structures, 40 reclining chairs, 12 seating benches, four watch towers, and 24 dustbins.According to civic officials, the Blue Flag certification plan also comprises regular bathing water quality monitoring, targeted marine litter reduction of up to 85%, controlled algal vegetation preservation, and a strict code of…

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