Udupi: Commuters in woe due to soil sludge on Perampalli–Manipal road


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Daijiworld Media Network – Udupi (JS/EP)

Udupi, May 24: A road that connects the famous Manipal has become dangerous for commuters. It is Ambagilu–Perampalli– Manipal road that connects Santhekatte with Manipal. The road is riddled with issues throughout.

The incomplete pipeline work at the end of the road that is at a certain height and the mud that has caved in the rain has piled up in one place hindering traffic. The piled up mud has occupied a part of the two lane road hindering the speed of the vehicles.

The divider that was here earlier was demolished saying that it was constructed against the rules. The work on the new divider is in progress. But as there is no divider at present, the vehicles and pedestrians are crossing the road as they like inviting accidents. The road is about 5 kilometres long and the work is in progress from Ambagilu to Perampalli.

The work on the road for a distance of 2.5 kilometres was completed. However, the mud piled up on the spot is posing danger for the vehicle drivers. Two wheelers, three wheelers, buses, cars and even ambulances ply on this road regularly.

Besides that, water from higher places flows to the road here owing to the absence of proper rain water drains on both sides of the road. Therefore, pedestrians also are inconvenienced and they are forced to walk in the middle of the road.

It is unfortunate that the road that connects internationally acclaimed Manipal is in such bad condition. It is high time the department and officials concerned get the mound of mud cleared and prevent accidents.

 

 

  

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  • Robin, Byndoor

    Wed, May 25 2022

    No Problem. There are many worst roads in rural Udupi district. there is nothing like only city people should commute in good roads. Let them adjust and go.

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  • Ronald D, Udupi

    Wed, May 25 2022

    Nothing new! Even after 70 years of independence, we do not know how to build roads according to specifications though we boast of a dozen engineering colleges in undivided DK teaching high way and road engineering, while Several British build roads and bridges standing tall without repair or maintenance! We are only interested in percentages into individual pockets, public utility is our least concern, thanks to blind voters!!

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  • Thomas, Udupi

    Wed, May 25 2022

    The Authorities in India are like, one can take a horse to a pond but you cannot make it drink! So concerned citizens can write and shower any amount grievances and even official complaints if there is such an official department or office who look into such and other issues Moral of Indian Authorities We Govern when paid and We act when bribed All Indians know this motto ver well so stop complaining

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  • Peter Lobo, Manipal

    Wed, May 25 2022

    A former minister who defected to BJP and the sitting MLA have apparently pocketed all the prime-land in the booming city. Well, why will they or the authorities bother about this Ambagilu-Perampalli-Manipal rd that has been under repair for ages! It it a crucial link for people coming to Manipal from the direction of Kundapur Brahmavar & Santhekatte. Initially the delay was for rd widening, now the bad road conditions are creating more problems & accidents for the commuters.

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  • Shal, udupi

    Tue, May 24 2022

    Monsoon will be soon and the woes will continue this year too for the citizens.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Raheja Waterfront

    Tue, May 24 2022

    We can have Kambala ...

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