Whenever there is a rainfall, water flows down from Madhvachar Road and remains stagnant near 101 Ganapati Temple at Agrahara for months till it gets dried on its own. This is resulting in increase in mosquitoes as the stagnant water has become a perfect place to breed. Authorities concerned are urged to get the drain cleaned at the earliest and take steps so that the water flows freely and do not get stagnant again.
Stagnant water near 101 Ganapati Temple causing problem
Whenever there is a rainfall, water flows down from Madhvachar Road and remains stagnant near 101 Ganapati Temple at Agrahara for months till it gets dried on its own. This is resulting…
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