எத்தனை ஊர்களைச் சுற்றி வந்தாலும், #KolathurVisit-இல் எனது தொகுதி மக்களின் முகங்களைக் காணும்போது என் உள்ளத்தெழும் உவகை தனி வகை. வெள்ளத்தால்...
Chief Minister M.K. Stalin inspected flood-affected streets in his Kolathur constituency, distributing essential relief kits and ordering swift civic action.
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எத்தனை ஊர்களைச் சுற்றி வந்தாலும், #KolathurVisit-இல் எனது தொகுதி மக்களின் முகங்களைக் காணும்போது என் உள்ளத்தெழும் உவகை தனி வகை.
வெள்ளத்தால் பாதிக்கப்பட்ட மக்களுடன் உரையாடி, கழிவுநீர் தொடர்பான புகார்களை விரைவில் சரிசெய்ய உறுதியளித்தேன்; நிவாரண உதவிகளையும் வழங்கினேன். https://t.co/LVBXRaE8mv

Chief Minister M.K. Stalin undertook an on-the-ground inspection of his legislative constituency Kolathur in Chennai, assessing conditions in residential areas affected by intense monsoon downpours. Walking through waterlogged avenues, Stalin met local families, heard their personal concerns firsthand, and supervised municipal teams engaged in water-pumping and sanitation tasks across the neighbourhood.
During the inspection, the Chief Minister distributed essential flood relief materials, dry rations, and financial aid to affected residents. Responding promptly to local grievances regarding drainage overflow and stagnant water, Stalin directed civic authorities to expedite desilting operations and deploy heavy-duty pumping equipment to clear residential lanes immediately without delay.
Stalin expressed deep personal affection for Kolathur citizens, observing that meeting his constituents provides strength and motivation in his public duties. He reassured residents that the government is formulating lasting engineering solutions, including widened stormwater networks, to permanently resolve water stagnation across low-lying pockets.
By visiting his constituency amidst adversity, Stalin exhibited empathetic and accountable leadership. His personal oversight ensured immediate comfort for struggling families while accelerating infrastructure upgrades designed to build community flood resilience across northern Chennai for years to come.