Contaminated tap water in Mahipalpur

Tribune Web Desk

Updated At : 02:41 PM Apr 28, 2024 IST

Amid growing concerns over the quality of tap water in Mahipalpur, residents have raised the alarm over the supply of contaminated water through the taps. Frustrated, residents of the locality have emphasised the urgent need for the authorities to address the issue. Despite numerous complaints, residents feel neglected and marginalised, with little to no action taken to redress their grievances.

Mukesh, Mahipalpur

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