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- The Forest Department reopened the Puliancholai picnic area in the Tiruchi district after recent heavy rains subsided.
- Visitors frequently choose this site for its natural water stream and scenic surroundings.
- Local authorities currently collect entry and parking fees despite complaints about the lack of essential infrastructure.
- The area still lacks basic facilities such as toilets, drinking water, and changing rooms for bathers.
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Saravanan
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“Toilets and cloakrooms need to be provided near the bathing spots. In their absence, men and women are forced to take cover behind trees or rocks to change”
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…supply and change rooms near the bathing points for visitors to safely change their clothes after bathing. At present, people have to trek down beyond the entry fee collection point to change their wet clothes now. “ Toilets and cloakrooms need to be provided near the bathing spots. In their absence, men and women are forced to take cover behind trees or rocks to change ,” said N. Saravanan of Thuraiyur, who visited the spot on Sunday. A children’s park near the entry point has been lying in a shambles, with broken play equipment and wild growth, for long. For picnickers carrying food,…
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