Garbage dumped on the 10th Cross at Siddiquenagar is causing a lot of health issues especially among children and senior citizens, allege residents. They said that the garbage heap — dry coconut fronds and shells, empty plastic covers, waste papers, leftover food — was attracting disease spreading flies and mosquitoes and the spot has become a perfect place for mosquitoes to breed. The residents have urged the authorities concerned to take steps to get the garbage cleared at the earliest.
Plea to clear garbage dumped at Siddiquenagar
Garbage dumped on the 10th Cross at Siddiquenagar is causing a lot of health issues especially among children and senior citizens, allege residents. They said that the garbage heap — dry coconut…
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