No respite from canine attacks

Stray dogs have become a major source of inconvenience for Sonepat residents. Residents have often complained that not only the dogs run after moving vehicles, they also attack passers-by, with children being their favourite targets. The authorities concerned are requested to look into the matter and ensure that the dogs are vaccinated and rounded up.

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Babbu Paruthi, Sonepat

Waterlogged lane a menace for Faridabad commuters

A service lane of National Highway-19 is in an urgent need of repairs. The long stretch that gives access to the Bata flyover from the Ballabhgarh side often remains waterlogged due to a leaking sewerage line. It is causing inconvenience to thousands of commuters and posing a risk of accidents. Ten years ago, a mishap caused due to a pothole claimed the life of a three-year-old. But it seems that the authorities failed to learn their lesson as the problem has not been resolved in the past decade. Ajay Chaudhary, Faridabad

Repair road from Gurugram to Pataudi at earliest

THE main road leading from Gurugram to Pataudi is in a pathetic state. The stretch of road from Umang Bhardwaj Chowk to Garhi Harsaru is dotted with deep potholes. Several complaints have been submitted to the authorities, but it has not undertaken the road’s repair work so far. This exposes the lackadaisical approach of the civic body. The government should direct the department concerned to repair it at the earliest to avert accidents. Dharmbir Sharma, Pataudi road

Recarpet pothole-ridden roads in Rohtak

Anumber of roads in Rohtak city have been in a poor shape for years. These pothole-ridden roads pose a risk of accidents to commuters, especially motorists. The problem has been brought to the notice of the officials concerned several times, but no change has taken place on the ground. The authorities are requested to take necessary action and ensure that these stretches are recarpeted at the earliest. Rakesh Katyal, Rohtak

Encroachments on the rise in Hisar

Alarge number of shopkeepers and residents in Hisar have encroached upon the public space in front of their premises, causing significant inconveneince to pedestrians and commuters. The authorities concerned must keep tabs on such violations and ensure that the offenders are penalised on priority. Yash Pal, Hisar

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