Nellore, April 18, (way2newstv.com):
The power projects that are filled with darkness in their lives. All those living in coastal villages are losing their livelihood. The families who live in the marine hunt are roaming in a hurry. The wastewater from the power projects is causing their fisheries to go away. Where is this situation? What is the negligence of the rulers? What do the fishermen want?
Nellore. The industrially is the fastest growing district. Power projects are covered in the coastal villages of APGENCO, Gayatri, Semb Karp, and thermal centers in the coastal areas of Nelatur and TP Gudur Mandal. In these two zones, 3200 fisherman families are living on sea hunting.
The Thermal Power Plants are distributing water from the sea to the pipeline from their pipes to the company. After using wastewater water is passed through another pipe to the same sea. In the sea due to wastewater fishes are losing their lives. They are demanding to move to their villages. The district collector who worked then felt that the fisheries die will move them to another place. But four collectors have changed ... they have stayed their villages and their livelihood. Nellatur pottuppamam people are demanding.
POWER PROJECTS ARE FILLING DARKNESS
On the other side of the TP Gudur fishermen, they are still struggling with life. The families are living on the hunt for over 1600 people in Vengkannapalem, Pattapupalem, Kodurupattapupalem, Nadimpalem, Pathapupattapupalem, they are worried about the wastewater problem they are throwing into the ocean during the hunt. Power projects are pipelines for their water needs precious They are badly damaged because they have been cut down and damaged. They say that when wearing water from the sea, when wearing waste water, they do not go to the nets at that time. They do not say they can use the pipes at any time, "said TP Gupur Mandal people are saying .
The government and the authorities react to these issues and they want justice for themselves. Trusting the burden of baiting and stamping during the ban on the sea, the government and power projects are grieving ... They hope that the authorities will give a solution to their problems.
