Mangaluru: Sudden stoppage of road work, villagers face commuting problem


Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru (MS)

Mangaluru, Sep 27: Due to the sudden stoppage of concretization work of the main road at Kerekadu of Mulky near here, the villagers are facing difficulty in commuting on the stretch of road.

Through the grant of a Rajya Sabha MP, the project of road concretization at a cost of Rs 1 crore was in progress. The earlier asphalt layer was being removed and concrete was being put on the road. However, since the past 15 days, the work has completely stopped.

The road concretization work is going on at a dangerous bend where the low lying area was filled with mud and the hilly area was dug and made level to widen the road. The asphalt layer is completely removed and gravel stones are put on that area. Due to the incessant rains that lashed for a week, the road is completely filled with sludge now and made the movement of vehicles virtually impossible.

People of Kerekadu are taking 2 km extra long route to reach Mulky. Vinod Kumar, zilla panchayat member of Bolloor says, "The local MLA has taken great pain to get the grant released from the government as this is a road that connects the rural area with Koraga colony. Due to the rains, the work of concretization is stopped. Now as the sunshine is back, the contractor is instructed to start work in the coming week."

  

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  • Rajesh, Mangalore

    Mon, Sep 28 2020

    Before election they will finish the road work and Mulky is not come under smart city.

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  • GURKA, Mangaluru

    Mon, Sep 28 2020

    File a complaint on authority that they are WASTING the money of TAX PAYERS. Let them understand that these money not coming from any political party that is hard earned money from TAX PAYER!

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  • Rita, Germany

    Tue, Sep 29 2020

    Gurka mangalore you know how in India things function.with whom you should file ?Anybody there to take case?Even when you file things take their own time to work.Best is someone is there to take up the work and controls and end it as to be.Only if some hears MLA will be coming then is the work finished overnight.lazy bugs.no proper working methods and times.such work shouldnt be taken up in rainy times.

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  • Koran Benny, Mangalore

    Mon, Sep 28 2020

    Jai Hind.India shines.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Mon, Sep 28 2020

    Nalin Kumar will do the needful ...

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  • Dylan, Mangalore

    Sun, Sep 27 2020

    This is the style of work even at S. L. Mathias road Falnir, work started three years back still road works not yet completed. Residents having a very bad time with the uncompleted work of the road works.

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