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Debris scattered on roads an open invite to mishaps

Amritsar, December 30 Poor cleanliness at the garbage collection point on the Lawrence Road turns the road slippery which lead to accidents. The large bin on the main Lawrence Road near Nehru Shopping Complex often overflows with garbage as...

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Updated At : 02:44 PM Dec 31, 2023 IST

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Amritsar, December 30

Poor cleanliness at the garbage collection point on the Lawrence Road turns the road slippery which lead to accidents.

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The large bin on the main Lawrence Road near Nehru Shopping Complex often overflows with garbage as traders at Nehru Shopping Complex and others dump garbage outside it. Besides, debris is also dumped around it creating slippery conditions which can lead to fatal road accidents here.

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