Hubballi: The highway in twin cities seems constantly under repairs, or that is the driver of Hubballi-Dharwad.
In addition to the traffic and gridlock grumps that avoid unavoidable roads, dust clouds that depend on these streets have increased the frustration of the driver.
In addition to the roads that are repaired by Hubballi-Dharwad Municipal Corporation (HDMC), many roads are vulnerable to Hubballi-Dharwad Smart Cities Ltd.
(HDSCL), and vehicle movements are often reduced to crawling on the ongoing roads.
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Koppikar Road, Station Road, Belgaum Galli and a walk in Janata Bazaar, Shah Bazaar, is among those who are currently being repaired, and dust hangs on this highway have turned it into a true health hazard.
Debris stacked on the side of the road, and the authority of the citizenship seems most caring to clean this mound.
“We don’t have an option but to keep our windows covered during working hours to keep dust in the bay,” said the television program manager at the road station.
Kishan, tailor in Ditnesspeth, said that the problem of dust on the road worsened when heavy vehicles passed through them.
“The vehicle that carries construction materials only damages the road,” he said.
The HDMC Suresh Commissioner said that the Civic Agency took steps to clean the debris on the road.
“We have mobilized Pouracumikas to clean the road, and clean the debris which was thrown on the side.
The streets were watered to keep dust on the ground,” said itnal.
The HDMC Commissioner added that officials and private institutions contracted to repair the road had been directed to speed up the work.
“After all the roads are repaired, there will be no dust in the twin cities,” he added.
Dharwad District in Tilling Minister Shankar Patil Munenakoppa, “We will check the road conditions in the first week of January.
I have directed the HDMC commissioner and HDSCL officials to clear the streets of the hole, and take steps to ensure that they are free from dust.”
Karnataka: The ongoing work on the road in Hubballi-Dharwad turned it into a dust cauldron
