Residents of Sector 12A are having a tough time with a troop of eight to nine monkeys. They are even seen sitting on the buildings of the transit flats complex in the sector. So far, the moneys have not caused much harm to the residents, but the morning and late evening walkers are scared of going out for a walk. The administration should take note of it and act at once. — Priyam Aggarwal, Panchkula
Post recarpeting, unsafe deep gullies alongside road
It is observed that the bitumen/coal tar road height increased after each recarpeting work has led to unsafe and wide/deep gullies alongside roads. This often leads to water accumulation which can reduce the road life as well as be very dangerous for vehicular traffic as it becomes accident prone. The road needs to be scraped thoroughly before commencement of recarpeting work, but the same is seldom done by the contractors to save cost. The Sector 14-15 dividing road proves the same. — Ramit Bagga, Panchkula
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