Dhalli-ISBT road full of potholes

Many heavy vehicles ply on the Dhalli-ISBT bypass during the apple season. As a result, the road has become full of potholes. As this road takes away a lot of traffic from the main road, the PWD should ensure quick...

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Updated At : 01:04 PM Nov 06, 2021 IST

— Pawan Sharma, Shimla

Access to shopping complex blocked

The Public Works Department has removed kiosks near the bus stand, Hamirpur, and dumped debris at the spot. This has blocked access to the newly built shopping complex. The department should remove the debris, so that people can reach the complex.

— Rakesh Kumar, Hamirpur

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