For A Subramani, a visually challenged man, who sells incense sticks, said all the incense sticks got damaged in water. "I cannot go for work today as I have nothing to sell," said Subramani. He said he had been contacting corporation officials, the city mayor, and the ward councilor since 4am but no help came. "Everyone said within a few hours workers would come but no one turned up. We were almost done cleaning up our houses, when workers came with machines to clear the slush," he said. Read more: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/coimbatore/Heavy-rain-floods-houses-in-Ganapathy/articleshow/47313344.cms
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