The construction of a modern fish market in Pattinapakkam, Chennai, is nearing completion, marking a significant step towards resolving traffic disruptions caused by existing fish shops along the loop road. With an investment of ₹10 crore, the project, driven by Chief Minister M.K. Stalin and Municipal Administration Minister K.N. Nehru, aims to revamp the local fishing industry. The facility will feature 366 shops, a perimeter wall for enhanced security, dedicated fish cleaning areas, and a 40-kiloliter sewage treatment plant, reflecting the government’s commitment to both public amenities and environmental sustainability. The market is expected to open on the 12th of August.
New Fish Market in Chennai Nears Completion: A Boost for Local Trade and Traffic Relief
