Kolkata: Construction materials that are being discarded on the roadside in several places in all new cities not only eat in the road but also create air pollution.
Resident of Jalan No.
622 In the field of action II cities raised this problem in the WhatsApp group recently, complaining that construction material has been lying on the roadside for a long time.
“Some buildings will appear in cities and construction materials stacked here and not only narrow down the road but also put pedestrians and motorists with the risk of accidents.
In addition, these debris and other construction materials also pollute the air.
We have been Notifying new city officials Kolkata Development Authority (NKDA) and the contractors of these underconstruction buildings about this problem repeatedly, but without results, “said a resident, who did not want to be named.
Residents alleged that construction material, which also strangled waterways and gutter holes, triggering hasty water in several city pockets during heavy rains before this year’s puja.
“Disposal of construction materials is a big problem throughout the new city.
The problem has been informed to the authorities concerned.
Somehow they have to stop construction work or take hard action against those who cause problems,” said Samaresh Das, Chairman of New Town Forum and News (NTFN ), Umbrella Organization forum residents in a new city in the new city.
“It’s as long as the problem that is delayed and before we have brought this problem to notice authority for a drug,” said a new resident of the residents of Fraterernity Secretary, Samir Gupta.
“Dust particles can affect those who have dust allergies.
They, who suffer from asthma or other allergies, must take necessary prevention measures such as wearing masks or covering their noses with a handkerchief,” said a consultant doctor, Shankha Subhra Chaudhuri.
The NKDA authority said that there was an instruction standing not to spread construction material on the road.
“We will send notifications to contractors, ask them to remove debris or we will impose a fine,” said an NKDA official.