What our readers say: Metal mesh at risk near DDU Hospital

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Updated At : 08:31 AM Jan 16, 2025 IST

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A metallic mesh near DDU Hospital in Shimla has come loose. While it has been temporarily tied, a permanent repair is urgently needed. Given the high footfall of people using this route to reach the hospital or the bus stand, authorities should prioritise fixing it. —Sunil, Shimla

Severe water shortage in Theog

Water scarcity in Theog has reached critical levels. In areas like Fagu, residents receive water only once every 7 to 8 days, and even then, for just an hour. This prolonged shortage is causing immense hardship. Authorities must address the issue without delay. —Rajesh, Fagu

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