Emerson building seepage hazardous to commuters

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A wall of a toilet at the historic Emerson building at Chauhata Bazaar in Mandi town has become a cause of concern for commuters crossing the area. The seepage flows on to the road, making it slippery for the pedestrians and motorists. If left unattended, this could cause a road mishap. The municipal corporation authorities and the Jal Shakti Department should take note of the situation and fix the issue as soon as possible.

Chhuna, Mandi

Smoking in public places troubles Shimla residents

AT several public places in and around Shimla, people can be seen smoking as and when they like, seemingly not caring about the law, and the inconvenience it causes to the people around them. The police should take action in this regard in the interest of the area residents and tourists alike.

Jawahar, Shimla

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