Guna: Disease Risk Escalates in Bohra Colony Due to Stagnant Water and Filth

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Health Hazard Looming in Bohra Colony

Residents of Bohra Colony in Ward No. 16 of Guna city are grappling with severe issues of dilapidated drains and widespread waterlogging. The lack of proper sanitation in the lane near Dr. YS Raghuwanshi's clinic has led to sewage contaminating the streets, severely disrupting the lives of locals.

The stagnant water and filth have resulted in a significant increase in mosquito breeding, raising serious concerns about the potential outbreak of diseases like dengue and malaria. This poses a particular threat to school children and the elderly who use the route, as well as to general commuters.

Residents Demand Urgent Action

Local citizens have repeatedly submitted written complaints to the Municipal Administration regarding the poor state of drains and drainage issues. They allege that despite informing authorities about the problems, no effective measures have been taken to date.

Residents are demanding immediate and prioritized cleaning of drains and the establishment of a proper drainage system. They have warned that without prompt action, the health situation could worsen significantly, and are awaiting a swift response from the administration.