Residents against constructing hospital on Children’s Park premises
The Hindu
Opposing the Corporation’s move to establish a hospital on the Children’s Park premises at R.K.V. Nagar in Ward 24 at Karungalpalayam, residents staged a protest here on Tuesday.The park was establish
Opposing the Corporation’s move to establish a hospital on the Children’s Park premises at R.K.V. Nagar in Ward 24 at Karungalpalayam, residents staged a protest here on Tuesday.
The park was established at ₹6.50 lakh in Zone 1 and is being used by the public for the last 10 years. A week ago, foundation was laid on the park premises for a hospital that was opposed by the local residents. They also submitted petitions to the Corporation officials. Land levelling works were carried out and the residents continued to oppose the works.
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