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What our readers say: Poor sanitation in Rohtak

Sanitation is poor in different parts of Rohtak city. Garbage keeps on piling up at certain dumping points, but the municipal workers lift it as per their convenience. The authorities concerned should take note and take effective action. —Dhirender Dangi,...

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Updated At : 07:26 AM Apr 04, 2025 IST

Sanitation is poor in different parts of Rohtak city. Garbage keeps on piling up at certain dumping points, but the municipal workers lift it as per their convenience. The authorities concerned should take note and take effective action. —Dhirender Dangi, Rohtak

Bad roads in Bahadurgarh

SEVERAL roads in Bahadurgarh town are in a pitiable condition. Residents as well as commuters have to face a lot of inconvenience. Some ‘concrete’ action is required. —Krishan Kaushik, Bahadurgarh

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