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Waste management

CHENNAI: Members from six panchayats including Injambakkam, Kottivakkam, Palavakkam, Neelankarai, Uthandi and Sholinganallur besides Panayur kuppam attended a meeting organised by Exnora International on Monday to discuss methods to implement zero waste management programmes in the area. R. Pachamuthu, president of Injambakkam panchayat said the residents have to be educated on keeping their surroundings clean. Advocate Nalini Chidambaram and Exnora International founder M.B. Nirmal participated.

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