Despite ongoing efforts to tackle civic issues, many citizens continue to face daily inconveniences as numerous complaints remain unresolved. The Public Works Department (PWD) recently reported receiving over 7,000 grievances, highlighting persistent problems in the city’s infrastructure. A large portion of these complaints focus on pothole-ridden roads, which make commuting risky and uncomfortable, and broken footpaths, which pose safety hazards for pedestrians, especially the elderly and school-going children. Residents have expressed frustration over delayed action, pointing out that while complaints are acknowledged, timely repairs are often lacking. Civic activists argue that proactive monitoring, better resource allocation, and faster response mechanisms are essential to ensure that citizens’ concerns are addressed efficiently. Until systemic changes are implemented, these infrastructural woes are likely to continue affecting the day-to-day life of many. #CivicIssues #PWD #InfrastructureProblems #Potholes #FootpathSafety #UrbanDevelopment #CityMaintenance #PublicComplaints #CitizenConcerns #UrbanSafety
