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Embers of trouble

WHAT A WASTE! : Indiscriminate dumping of garbage has turned the stretch of 200 feet road connecting Pallavaram and Sholinganallur into one big waste yard. The garbage is then set to fire, thus further damaging and polluting the local eco-system, inc luding water bodies and green patches. — Photo: Shaju John

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