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Overflowing sewage irks locals

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Sewage has been overflowing near Tau Devi Lal Park opposite Sector 52 in Gurugram city for some days. It is suspected that an underground sewage pipeline is broken, leading to the civic mess in the locality. Foul odour emanating from the overflowing waste is causing inconvenience to residents and passers-by. Besides, the wastewater has become a breeding ground for mosquitoes. The municipal corporation should look into the matter and take the necessary steps at the earliest. Rajeev Madaan, Sector-52, Gurugram

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Traffic jams near marriage palaces

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Haphazard parking on roads near banquet halls and marriage palaces leads to congestion and frequent traffic jams in the city. It has emerged as a cause for inconvenience to commuters on the Surajkund road and the NH-19 stretch passing through the city. This chaos can be attributed to the lack of parking arrangements by the marriage hall owners and haphazard parking by guests. The police should take strict action against the offenders. Devender Singh, Faridabad

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