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Tamil Nadu Woman Stranded in Oman for 15 Years Receives Emergency Certificate

Hazar Nisha, a Tamil Nadu native stranded in Oman for 15 years due to lost documents, has received an emergency certificate to return home. The intervention of Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Joseph Vijay and efforts by KMCC leader Rafeeq Sreekandapuram expedited the process. Nisha's ordeal began when a fire destroyed her passport and resident card, leaving her unable to return to India. Despite numerous attempts to secure new documents, she remained in Oman, working various jobs. With the emergency certificate, she can now reunite with her family in Chennai.

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Civic·Manorama Online·

Tamil Nadu Woman Stranded in Oman for 15 Years Receives Emergency Certificate

Hazar Nisha, a woman from Tamil Nadu, was stranded in Oman for 15 years after losing her passport and other documents in a fire. With the intervention of Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Joseph Vijay and support from Indian and Omani authorities, she has finally received an emergency certificate to return home. Nisha's struggle included working multiple jobs and seeking help from the Indian embassy. Her case was expedited with the help of KMCC leader Rafeeq Sreekandapuram and other officials.

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Civic·MYLAPORE TIMES -·

Mylapore MLA Reviews Housing Projects with Urban Habitat Board

Mylapore MLA P. Venkataramanan reviewed housing projects with the TN Urban Habitat Board on June 1. The meeting covered housing allocations, pending sanctions, and ongoing projects in Mylapore. Issues persist in Palakkumanyam Nagar, while Kuyil Thottam blocks are ready for occupancy.

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Civic·DT Next·

Minister P Venkataramanan Reviews Development Projects in Mylapore

Minister for Food and Civil Supplies P Venkataramanan chaired a review meeting in Mylapore, assessing development projects in Wards 122, 123, 124, 125, 126, and 171. The review covered civic operations like stormwater drains, road relaying, parks, street lighting, and waste management. The minister also inspected local schools, water schemes, and housing welfare projects, urging officials to expedite pending projects and address public grievances.

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