Several parts of the ancient city still struggle with inadequate sewage and drainage systems, despite claims of development there. Due to this problem, during the rainy season, water has seeped into low-lying dwellings and businesses. Mohammed Abid, a resident of Bahadurpura, claims that the hyderabad municipal corporation-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW">greater hyderabad municipal corporation (GHMC) and municipal administration annually declare efforts to remedy this issue before the monsoon season, but the effects are frequently not apparent when the rains come. For several days, unclean water has been spilling over the roads in the Bahadurpura area, causing problems for the locals.
Every day, a large number of individuals travel to the Bahadurpura mandal office to do a variety of responsibilities, but they must cross muddy roads. Men can handle to some extent, but women have a lot of problems. The difficulty of getting to mosques has also been observed by locals due to the contaminated water. In the meantime, morning walkers to school are having trouble because of flooded roadways.
The issue has not been rectified despite numerous requests to the authorities and public representatives in the area. Locals assert that mandal office officials have also raised the issue, but nothing has been done about it. It is challenging for people to avoid the flowing water because it contains both unclean water from neighbouring manholes and rainwater. Residents are pleading with the government to quickly establish a new drainage system and stop the water flow on the roadways by cleaning the current one, regardless of their faith or community.
Due to a mosquito infestation brought on by the constant water flow, the risk of contracting different epidemic diseases has increased. Residents are requesting immediate action to stop the water flow due to the impending threat of the Nipah virus in the nation. It has been argued that the water flowing from the drains requires its own conduit. Officials from the ghmc and Water Works are apparently trying to pin the problem on the other. local neighbours are requesting the local MLA's prompt assistance to bring respite to the neighbourhood.
The issue has not been rectified despite numerous requests to the authorities and public representatives in the area. Locals assert that mandal office officials have also raised the issue, but nothing has been done about it. It is challenging for people to avoid the flowing water because it contains both unclean water from neighbouring manholes and rainwater. Residents are pleading with the government to quickly establish a new drainage system and stop the water flow on the roadways by cleaning the current one, regardless of their faith or community.
Due to a mosquito infestation brought on by the constant water flow, the risk of contracting different epidemic diseases has increased. Residents are requesting immediate action to stop the water flow due to the impending threat of the Nipah virus in the nation. It has been argued that the water flowing from the drains requires its own conduit. Officials from the ghmc and Water Works are apparently trying to pin the problem on the other. local neighbours are requesting the local MLA's prompt assistance to bring respite to the neighbourhood.
