Police All-Woman Tirupur North arrested a 24-year-old farmer on Friday for marrying a 17-year-old girl.
Two Women Matchmakers, who arranged the wedding of a little girl in Dharapuram on June 28, was also arrested by Guruvayurappan Nagar in Tirupur.
Members of Childline (1098) received information about the marriage of small children and conducted an investigation.
Meanwhile, the Sivakami Social Welfare Department officer, 55, filed a complaint with the All-Woman Police of Tirupur North on Friday.
The police registered Cemara and arrested Sasikumar for marrying the little girl and she was ordered under the protection of children from the action of sexual violations (Pocso).
The trio was revived in prisoner Judge statements from the district administration said that the oxygen concentrator was worth RS 37 Lakh.
Saminathan said the state government took effort to improve health care infrastructure in rural areas as well as people can take advantage of treatment without having to travel long distances to urban areas.
Now the second wave has been controlled, health care facilities are improved to face the possibility of the third wave too, he said.
Shanmugasundaram said he made an effort to get 50 oxygen concentrators sponsored by the Mumbai Agarwal Based Mamta Foundation which was handed over to the PHCs in Pollachi.
He said more equipment like that would be given to PHCS.24 Peavowl found dead: Seven Peacocks and 17 PEAHENS were found dead in Kollikadupalayam near Jalan Dharapuram in Tirupur City on Friday.
Tirupur Forest Range Officer S Senthilkumar told media people because deaths can be ascertained only after autopsy.
On May 22, as many as 21 lifians were found dead near Avinashi in Tirupur.
Birds consume seeds mixed with pesticides on agricultural land and the forestry department registering firs against landowners and arresting them.