No more waterlogging Ludhiana: Residents who live near Pork Peer Road may not face this rainy waterlogging when the nationality authority finally opened the sewer after releasing encroachment.
Over the past years, people have faced difficult times because of puddles in Panj Peer Road and side by side, where at least 15,000 LIVE.
Officials have tried to eliminate encroachment so far, because every time they make it effort greeted with revenge from the other side.
On Sunday, the Minister of Punjab, civilian inventory and consumer minister Bharat Bhushan Ashu, Mayor of Balkar Singh Sandhu, the leader of the Sunil Kapoor Congress and senior officers visited the area.
I said because of encroachment by some milk owners in seasonal rainways, water was not able to end up at Nullah Buddha.
He said encroachment was removed with the efforts of officials from Ludhiana Municipal Corporation and Irrigation and Drainage Department.
Sandhu said about 15,000 residents of Mandeep Nagar, New Surya Vihar, Mehar Singh Colony, Chand Colony, Corporation Colony, Corporation Colony, Corporation Colony, Corporation Colony, Vihar, Sukhdev Enclave, Amrit Colony and Haibowal Dairy Complex Block B, in addition to several others, Will benefit.
Cleaning the waste line at Rishi Nagar also took place, so that rainwater did not accumulate.
Previously, the Civic body had opened a channel near Gurdwara Dukniwaran Sahib which was closed by the train authority.
It will also bring help to people living in Millar Ganj, Dholewal, Gill Road and a side by side.
The park in the milk complex at the request of the dairy farmer, the Cabinet Minister agreed to provide funds for a park in the Dairy Complex, Hambran Road.