At Tranquil Acres, a gated community at Periya Kovilambakkam, Pallavaram – Thoraipakkam 200-Feet Radial Road, Tranquil Acres Owners’ Association Phase 1 and Phase 2, has installed four foot-operated sanitiser dispensers
The capacity of each is 500 ml. They have been placed in front of grocery store, security office, phase I and phase II block offices.
“Before entering the premises, people have to wash their hands with a sanitiser. A wash basin has also been facilitated. At periodical intervals, we check the temperature of the residents. The same is also done to visitors,” says L. Muralidharan, president, Tranquil Acres Owners’ Association, Phase 1.
Besides, the association has made arrangements to disinfect the entire premises of the gated community.
“Shortly, we will be honouring our house-keeping staff, electricians, plumbers, security-guards, gardeners and conservancy workers for their dedicated service during this uncertain times when we are all grappling with COVID-19,” he says.
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