Residents of Kalakshetra Colony in Thiruvanmiyur are facing a crisis as the GCC park on MGR Road is losing its greenery due to malfunctioning sprinklers.
A committee member of the Kalakshetra Colony Welfare Association (KCWA) revealed that some sprinklers are non-functional while others work ineffectively, leading to water pooling in specific areas.This has caused the plants in the park, which is located at the intersection of Karunanidhi Road and MGR Road, to wilt despite occasional showers.The park, once a rubbish dump converted into a green space by civic-minded residents, is now a symbol of community efforts.KCWA has been actively addressing maintenance issues, reporting to local authorities, and seeking resolutions.A Corporation official assured that the sprinkler problem will be resolved soon.The park, with over 25 plant varieties, serves as a green refuge for locals, but its upkeep remains a challenge.The situation highlights the importance of civic infrastructure and community involvement in maintaining urban green spaces.
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