Anakapalli: Waterlogging Disrupts Life in Jagananna Colony
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Residents of a Jagananna housing colony in Anakapalli are facing persistent waterlogging issues that are disrupting daily life.
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- Residents of a Jagananna housing colony in Kotapadu mandal are experiencing significant waterlogging following recent rainfall.
- The flooding has restricted access to the area and caused water to enter some homes.
- Stagnant water has created unhygienic conditions and safety concerns regarding wildlife.
- Although officials previously estimated the cost of a drainage culvert at Rs. 2.60 lakh, the project remains incomplete.
- Residents are requesting immediate intervention from district authorities to address the drainage problem permanently.
What to watch next
- Construction of the proposed drainage culvert at the Jagananna colony site
- Response from the Mandal Parishad regarding the funding and approval of the drainage project
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