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Stinking state of affairs at ITI
Students of ITI located in the Patancheru Industrial Estate are being forced to study in dirty surroundings in the absence of sanitation in the GHMC 112 division and alleged diversion of the town’s sewerage channel, from Ashoknagar leading to several residential colonies, into the institution.
Ramachandrapuram: Students of ITI located in the Patancheru Industrial Estate are being forced to study in dirty surroundings in the absence of sanitation in the GHMC 112 division and alleged diversion of the town's sewerage channel, from Ashoknagar leading to several residential colonies, into the institution.
- Students forced to study amid dirty surroundings
- Sewerage channel from Ashoknagar to several colonies diverted into institution
- As a result, a pond of sewerage water has formed on the campus
- They face threat from snakes and stray dogs in large numbers
As a result, a pond of sewerage water has formed on the ITI premises. The overflowing sewage is proving to be a curse for the students, with classrooms getting filled with it and emitting foul smell. The resultant mushrooming of mosquito menace is resulting in students falling sick.
Some students told The Hans India that it was getting difficult for them to attend classes, as sewage stench was all-pervasive and there were chances of them becoming sick. Besides, they faced danger of being bitten by poisonous snakes and dogs which were present in large numbers.
Students, including girls, are gripped by fear following spread of Dengue, Malaria and viral fevers. Sangareddy District BC Vidyarthi Sangham President Balram and students like Mekala Shiva Teja demanded that the district administration and GHMC immediately respond and redress the grievances of the students by blocking the flow of sewage into ITI.
