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CM Stalin to inaugurate permanent ramp at Chennai's Marina Beach tomorrow

By ANI | Updated: November 26, 2022 23:30 IST

To help physically challenged people reach the seashore, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin will inaugurate a permanent ramp ...

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To help physically challenged people reach the seashore, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin will inaugurate a permanent ramp in Chennai's Marina Beach on Sunday.

According to an official statement, the wooden permanent ramp in Chennai's Marina beach would be a big relief for physically challenged people who wish to enjoy the sea breeze and waves from near the shore. The 235-meter pathway, which is 3.4 metre wide, is built at a cost of Rs 1.5 crore opposite Vivekananda House, Marina. To help the physically challenged and senior citizens, handrails are also placed throughout the ramp.

A permanent ramp at Marina Beach has been a longstanding demand. The work to build the permanent ramp was started in June this year.

( With inputs from ANI )

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