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Coimbatore
Unauthorised flex boards removed
November 5, 2016
A team under Coimbatore Corporation Commissioner K Vijayakarthikeyan today removed 275 unauthorised flex boards from four zones in the city.
“We removed 133 boards from the north zone, 23 from the east, 103 from the west and 4 banners from the south zone,” said Vijayakarthikeyan. It includes areas such as North Coimbatore, Neelikonampalayam road, Sathy road, Thudiyalur road and Gandhipuram.
The boards were kept without permission to be put up after October 16.
