As drainage on Lakshmidevi Temple Road in Meghalapura village of Mysuru taluk is clogged with garbage, the drainage water is being let out to a nearby vacant space which is stinking. The residents living in the vicinity are facing severe problems with this stench and with the place being a perfect place for mosquito breeding, they also fear outbreak of diseases. Residents of Meghalapura have requested the authorities concerned to take necessary steps to divert this sewage water away from the residential area.
Drainage water woes at Meghalapura
As drainage on Lakshmidevi Temple Road in Meghalapura village of Mysuru taluk is clogged with garbage, the drainage water is being let out to a nearby vacant space which is stinking. The…
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