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What our readers say: Poor drainage system

POOR drainage system at Indira market complex in Mandi has become a cause of concern for shopkeepers and visitors. Due to this, water remains stagnant in the drain, posing a health hazard. There is an urgent need to find a...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 10:21 AM Feb 20, 2025 IST

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POOR drainage system at Indira market complex in Mandi has become a cause of concern for shopkeepers and visitors. Due to this, water remains stagnant in the drain, posing a health hazard. There is an urgent need to find a permanent solution for it. The authorities concerned should take necessary action soon. —Rakesh Kumar, Mandi

Unfair tactics

SOME shopkeepers insist on buying the entire set of school books even if a customer wants just one or two books. Why should a customer buy more than what is required? The authorities concerned should look into it and ensure that customers are not put to any inconvenience. —Virender, Shimla

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