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Koti Women’s College road bugs pedestrians!
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Residents urge authorities to clear boulders, rearrange plants, and tackle public urination and stagnant water near Koti Women's College to ensure pedestrian safety.
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Koti Women’s College road bugs pedestrians!
The pavement on the main road leading to Koti Women’s College has many boulders and potted plants that have turned out to be obstacles for pedestrians.
Please move the plants towards the pavement along the college wall. It is better to remove all the boulders. This can help pedestrians walk on the pavement without tumbling down.
Filthy stagnant water and public urination is another problem. These spots can spread diseases by acting as breeding grounds for insects and mosquitoes.
People are not using the existing toilets there. Hence, please place boards with messages such as “Don’t urinate on pavement ... Use the toilets (indicating their location)”.
— PVP Madhu Nivriti, SUNSHINE residency, Boudhnagar, Secunderabad
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