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Waterlogged Street in Jhajjar village bane of residents

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Residents of Matanhel village in Jhajjar district are a harassed lot due to accumulation of water in the main street of the village for the past several days. They have to wade through the water while going to the other side while the authorities concerned are not paying any heed to it despite being informed about the issue. Those residing in the street are forced to be confined to their houses. The authorities should drain out the water at the earliest.

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Naresh Kumar, Jhajjar

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Provide solution to the problem of stray animals

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