What our readers say: Sanitation crisis near Shahdara Metro station

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 07:57 AM Oct 20, 2024 IST

The area near the Shahdara Metro station and the Parsvanath Tower is grappling with severe sanitation crisis. Pedestrians can be seen urinating on the roadside despite a public toilet in the vicinity. The resulting foul odour has made it unbearable for residents and commuters to pass through these areas. The local authorities are urged to take immediate action to address the sanitation crisis and ensure cleanliness in this area. Arif, Shahdara

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