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What our readers say: littering behind Padam Dev Complex in Shimla a cause for concern

THE vacant land behind the Padam Dev Complex on Mall Road in Shimla has become a dumping ground for garbage. Both locals and tourists are contributing to the mess, discarding waste from the complex’s terrace. This unchecked littering is creating...

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Updated At : 09:15 AM Jan 23, 2025 IST

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THE vacant land behind the Padam Dev Complex on Mall Road in Shimla has become a dumping ground for garbage. Both locals and tourists are contributing to the mess, discarding waste from the complex’s terrace. This unchecked littering is creating a serious environmental concern for the area. Local authorities are urged to take stricter action, with suggestions for police to fine individuals caught disposing of waste improperly. Immediate measures are needed to address the growing problem. —Naveen, Shimla

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