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Water crisis persists despite heavy rain: MLA

Water crisis persists despite heavy rain: MLA

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Mangaluru: Mangaluru City South MLA D Vedavyas Kamath held an emergency meeting with the Mangaluru City Corporation (MCC) commissioner and officials regarding various issues faced by the public in the city corporation area, including drinking water problems and disruptions caused by rain.
During the meeting, the MLA noted that despite heavy rainfall in the corporation area, the drinking water issue persists. Additionally, due to inadequate desilting of stormwater drains, rainwater is flooding into homes, causing severe hardship for the public. Moreover, those affected by the rain are not receiving any assistance from the corporation, the MLA said.
The dilapidated bridge over the stormwater drain near Ballalbagh is causing artificial flooding due to water not flowing properly, and actions need to be taken regarding this as well, he said. The legislator instructed the corporation officials to take these issues seriously, and respond promptly to the public's problems. Complaints are also being received about the mismanagement of waste disposal, he said.
MCC commissioner Ravichandra Naik and executive engineer Naresh Shenoy were present.
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