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Modern solid waste transfer station in Kochadai getting ready at ₹9.75 crore

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Modern solid waste transfer station in Kochadai getting ready at ₹9.75 crore
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Nearly 80 % of the works have been completed physically. Very soon, the station would become functional.A technical engineer said that the static compactor has horizontal compaction machine with tip chart mechanism, which compresses the solid waste. By this, the number of trips done per day from different locations would be significantly reduced.

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There is good news for the residents in the city from Madurai Corporation.Soon, the garbage collected from as many as eight locations in the southern side of the city namely (Kochadai, Mahaboobpalayam, Fatima Nagar, Ellis Nagar, Ponmeni, Veeratipathu, Jaya Nagar and Periyar bus stand) would be compressed at a modern facility coming up in Kochadai and sent to Vellaikal dump yard in a single truck.This major step not only saves fuel, but also helps keep the eco-system free from getting polluted.Corporation Commissioner Gaurav Kumar on Saturday visited the construction work at the Kochadai transfer station accompanied by senior officials, including Assistant Commissioner, Tamilarasan, Assistant Executive Engineer Mayilerinathan, Health Inspectors Saravanakumar and Ranjani.The officials said…

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