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What our readers say: Dusty Road between Mandi and Kotli: A health hazard

THE dusty road between Mandi and Kotli has become a major concern for commuters, posing respiratory risks and visibility hazards. Construction authorities are urged to sprinkle water regularly during dry weather to mitigate the dust menace, ensuring a safer and...
Tribune News Service
Updated At : 07:35 AM Apr 18, 2025 IST
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THE dusty road between Mandi and Kotli has become a major concern for commuters, posing respiratory risks and visibility hazards. Construction authorities are urged to sprinkle water regularly during dry weather to mitigate the dust menace, ensuring a safer and healthier commute for travelers and nearby residents. —Yogesh Kumar, Mandi

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