Residents
Residents of Chennai's Virugambakkam constituency are demanding better healthcare, infrastructure, and public amenities ahead of the Tamil Nadu Assembly election. Local welfare associations have pointed to issues including the lack of round-the-clock government hospitals, sewer overflows, and footpath encroachments. Traders at the Koyambakkam market seek piped drinking water after nearly two decades.
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On December 20, 2025, Nairobi County ordered high-rise developers in Kileleshwa to pay for damages to public infrastructure after complaints from the Embassy of the Netherlands about obstructed sewer and water lines. The embassy highlighted environmental and public health risks from the destruction of walkways and sewer lines. Residents of Dikdik Gardens echoed these concerns, calling for a halt to construction until issues are addressed.