What our readers say: Replace slippery stairs

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Updated At : 07:44 AM Feb 01, 2025 IST

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T HE stairs of Seri Chanani in Mandi town have become slippery and need replacement of stones to avoid any untoward incident. The Mandi Municipal Corporation authorities should replace old stones on these stairs to ensure safety of people walking in the area. —Narender, Mandi

No X-ray facility at Civil Hospital

T HE Civil Hospital at Tegubehar, Bhuntar, currently lacks an X-ray facility. Due to this essential service being unavailable, patients are forced to travel approximately 10 km to hospitals in Kullu or pay higher fees at private clinics for the same procedure. The absence of basic facilities is causing significant inconvenience for the local population. The Health Department must prioritise providing essential services to ensure better care and ease for the community. —Rakesh, Bhuntar

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