Blacktop Talab Tillo road

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Updated At : 12:35 PM Mar 17, 2020 IST

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The Talab Tillo road is the main route which connects several colonies with the city but has been neglected of the authorities. Most stretches are marked with potholes. Blacktopping has not been carried out for years now. It is a nightmare for the motorists to drive their vehicles on the road. During rains, potholes become cesspools of mud and dirty water. We hope the administration starts blacktopping of the road.

Deepkiran Sharma, Talab Tillo

Underground parking lot a must

Sarwal hospital caters to a large number of patients. However, there is little parking space. It seems that when the hospital was constructed, parking space was not kept in mind. Now, it is difficult to create a parking space, so an underground parking lot should be constructed within the premises.

Ravi Kiran, Sarwal

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