Hubballi: Even though schools reopened in phases, and Covid-19 clouds cleared from the life of children’s daily life, the closure of several larger parks in twin cities has made children and parents frustrated.
The closure of this facility means that children lost open space to play over the weekend.
Mahatma Gandhi Park, who also accommodates Indira’s greenhouse, Unkal Lake and Nrupatunga Betta is one of the favorite ghosts of Hubballi residents.
However, by working on a smart city project that was walking there, MG Park was closed, and with a toy train project it would be expected to take at least three or four months to resolve, residents could do a little but bear the wait.
On the other hand, conditions in Unkal Lake and Nrupatunga Betta are almost not conducive to children to play.
Apart from children who are seized places for fun, Pandemi has forced many amusement parks to close the shop, leaving hundreds of people employed in these places without work.
Keshwapur Shruti D housing says that children want to come out and stretch their legs now that schools have been reopened, and restrictions on loose opposite the council.
“The amusement park has not been opened, while the condition of the play area is set in the park by the government is very poor,” Shruti said.
Hubballi-Dharwad Municipal Corporation Commissioner Suresh Itnal said that the Civic Agency had completed the procurement equipment to be installed in Tollankere Lake.
“The work of this equipment installation for children’s entertainment is ongoing.
We are working on a proposal to carry out a similar initiative on the Unkal Lake, while the Ministry of Forestry will do the same thing in Nrupatunga Betta.
We have installed such equipment in various parks in Dharwad, and Just waiting for this area to formally inaugurated, “Itnal said.