RWA members alleged that despite several reminders and a meeting with the junior engineer and executive engineer, the issue has not been resolved. “During the monsoon, it (the area where the cables are dumped) turns into a breeding ground for mosquitoes and hideout for snakes. The DHVBN officials said they will resolve the issue at the earliest. “I had issued an order to have the cables removed at the earliest and will ensure that the entrance is cleared by Tuesday. We will ensure the residents do not suffer any more,” Liyakat Ali, assistant engineer, DHVBN, said.

Source: Hindustan Times August 07, 2017 15:56 UTC