Dangerous path on Sanjauli-IGMC road; Defunct streetlights in Shimla

Broken pedestrian path on Sanjauli-IGMC road A pedestrian path leading from Sanjauli to the IGMC is in a bad shape and needs to be repaired. Hundreds of people commute through this stretch daily. As a result, the threat of being...

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Nov 18, 2024 IST

Broken pedestrian path on Sanjauli-IGMC road

A pedestrian path leading from Sanjauli to the IGMC is in a bad shape and needs to be repaired. Hundreds of people commute through this stretch daily. As a result, the threat of being injured looms over commuters, especially at night. The authorities concerned should repair this path as soon as possible.

Ashok, Shimla

Malfunctioning streetlights

Many streetlights in town have been malfunctioning. Due to this, people have been facing a lot of inconvenience at night while travelling to their homes. In many areas, due to the lack of functioning streetlights, there is no visibility. People are also concerned about being attacked by wild animals in the dark. The authorities should repair these lights. Nitin, Shimla

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