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Dirty road mars Mega Hills
In Short
Residents of Mega Hills in Hyderabad urge civic authorities to clear persistent waterlogging and foul-smelling stagnant water near Raghavendra Restaurant to protect public health.
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Dirty road mars Mega Hills
I wish to draw the attention of the authorities concerned not to any damaged road, but to the road stretch that is dirty.
I have been staying in Mega Hills for over three years. Right from the entrance,opposite Raghavendra Restaurant, there is frequent waterlogging. Since the stagnant water is not cleared, soon it starts stinking.
Anyone passing along the shops lining the road will experience the dirtiness, compelling him or her wear a mask. Perhaps the residents in the area are notaware that the situation isnot good for public health.
- Kant S Deodhar, ‘Classic’, Mega Hills, Hyderabad
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