For the past 72 hours, sewage water has overflowed onto the streets of Lane No. 5 on Sekha Road in Barnala, turning the entire area into a living hell. The waterlogging and the pungent stench that permeates the streets have made life difficult for local residents. The situation is so dire that people are forced to remain confined to their homes, and pedestrians must cover their faces while venturing out. The persistent accumulation of contaminat…
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For the past 72 hours, sewage water has overflowed onto the streets of Lane No. 5 on Sekha Road in Barnala, turning the entire area into a living hell. The waterlogging and the pungent stench that permeates the streets have made life difficult for local residents. The situation is so dire that people are forced to remain confined to their homes, and pedestrians must cover their faces while venturing out. The persistent accumulation of contaminat…