Bursting crackers at the Mall; Foul smell from faulty pipe

Bursting crackers at public places Several people, especially children and youngsters, have been bursting crackers in busy market areas like the Mall and Lakkar Bazaar. This could cause injury to the visitors of these areas. The authorities concerned should take...

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Oct 31, 2024 IST

Bursting crackers at public places

Several people, especially children and youngsters, have been bursting crackers in busy market areas like the Mall and Lakkar Bazaar. This could cause injury to the visitors of these areas. The authorities concerned should take stock of the situation.

Nitika, Shimla

Faulty pipes causing filth

Pipes of a common effluent treatment became non-functional near katha today, and are giving off a foul smell. The plant management failed to adopt the necessary care, and should do something about it in the interest of the area residents.

Aditya, Baddi

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