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Procession demanding water supply
By Our Staff Reporter
CHENNAI, JUNE 27. Inmates of the Seva Chakkara Orphanage near
Choolaimedu in North Chennai today took out a procession to the
Secretariat and the Metrowater office demanding supply of water
for the children.
The orphanage founder and honorary secretary, Mr. A. Velayudham,
said with no Metrowater supply for the past two days the children
were greatly affected. He urged Metrowater to ensure regular
supply. The institution was started in 1986 and today there were
87 inmates, who included orphans, destitute and mentally retarded
children, aged persons and children of jail inmates.
He appealed to the Government to grant the orphanage recognition
which was pending for seven years. ``If this recognition comes,
our water charge will be in the domestic rate and not commercial
rate''. With eviction notice issued to them at the current
location, he appealed to sponsors for an accommodation within a
minimum area of 2,500 square feet.
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