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What our readers say: Residents take up repairs due to civic agencies’ failure

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FED up with the poor efforts of the civic body in providing and maintaining civic facilities in various parts of the city, residents welfare associations (RWAs) have started making contribution to upgrade and repair public facilities. The RWA of Sector 46 here got a damaged patch of a road repaired in the area after getting financial contributions from residents. The Municipal Corporation had failed to take cognisance of the problem and repair the patch that had been in a damaged state for a year. The state government should disband the civic agencies if they are unable to discharge their duties. Varun Sheokand, Faridabad

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PNB ATM lying closed in Karnal

The ATM of Punjab National Bank (PNB) located near the main gate of the Lawyers Chamber Complex on the district courts premises has been lying closed for several days due to some technical fault. The PNB officials should get the ATM repaired and make it functional. This will help the general public no end.

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Shakti Singh, Karnal

Sewerage issues in Rohtak

The sewerage system of Rohtak city is on the verge of collapse. Residents are facing grave inconvenience. The authorities concerned must take effective action.

Kharaiti Lal, Rohtak

Traffic woes in Hisar

Frequent traffic jams take place on the main roads passing through Hisar city, which lead to increased pollution and wastage of time and fuel. Efficient regulation of traffic is required. Anil Kumar, Hisar

Debris alongside roads

AT several locations along roads from Gurugram to Faridabad, heaps of construction and demolition debris, as well as garbage, can be seen piled along the roadside. Instead of properly disposing of this waste in designated landfills, the sanitation staff often find it more convenient to dump it near their work sites. This creates an unsightly mess, which gradually spills onto the roads. The NHAI should penalise those who break rules, and ensure the highways remain free of obstruction. Ramesh Gupta, Gurugram

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