The flood-related incidents across the country are traumatizing and frightening enough to shock and petrify anyone at first. The people who are discussing about the destructions caused by flood from Himachal to Kerala have till now just heard about floods and its destruction, they have never witnessed such natural calamity before. But they should be aware and alerted about the situation that it can also affect them. Just a few days before the rain started, the residential areas got flooded with the water coming back from the drains and gutter. But these situations were ignored in the name of natural disaster; the reality came out when we enquired the people living in these areas.
They openly expressed it that water clogging has always been a major issue in their area. Whenever it rained excessively, the water gets clogged in drains and sewage and roads and that dirty water also enters the houses built on low-level plains. But this problem is not a major issue as the houses has slopes in the front, as a result, the water doesn't stay clogged for long and after sometimes the roads get cleared. This shows how careful people are. They are living in such miserable and dreadful conditions yet they are careless and ignorant about it.
The people who live in the dirty drain water that comes up to the knees after 2 hours of continuous rain. It is important to know that what would happen if it continued raining for two or three days at this speed. Where will they go? In such a scenario, will water clogging only occur at the knees level? Or the public believes that with heavy rains, jam in the drains, leaves, paper, other waste of plastic and the most accumulated polythene flows in the flow of water ??? What can be a bigger example of stupidity? That people who deliberately put such garbage in the drains of their own houses already know that the cleansing of the drains is either done in a month or 15 days once.
And if the cleansing of drains is not done then the garbage is piled alongside the same drains. For the next few days, after the garbage dries up, the municipal carriage takes off, and if there are heavy rains in the days between cleaning the drains and lifting the garbage deposited on the shore, then the collected garbage will be doubled and it will again go into the drains and this time in excessive amount. But the people throw garbage every day in the drains fluently. If someone decides to clean the drains, then how much and how will he do it, the government's work is done at the government level, but we are not controlled by anyone else then why are we opening the doors of death for ourselves? In areas where the possibility of flooding is very low, water logging is death in those areas if not by drowning in water, but by remaining immersed in that dirty water.
You save yourself from the eyes of the others, and you serve the Country as a waste, just managing and cleaning your own house, what you have to do with the rest. It is important that you have to be careful even if the government does not do anything. Governments are made to play a game of personal selfishness and appeasement. In reality, they are not meant to serve the public. Before June, people were looking towards the government in hopes of seeing the roads free from road pits and manholes, and on the other hand, during these rainy seasons due to water clogging on the roads many accidents took place.
They openly expressed it that water clogging has always been a major issue in their area. Whenever it rained excessively, the water gets clogged in drains and sewage and roads and that dirty water also enters the houses built on low-level plains. But this problem is not a major issue as the houses has slopes in the front, as a result, the water doesn't stay clogged for long and after sometimes the roads get cleared. This shows how careful people are. They are living in such miserable and dreadful conditions yet they are careless and ignorant about it.
The people who live in the dirty drain water that comes up to the knees after 2 hours of continuous rain. It is important to know that what would happen if it continued raining for two or three days at this speed. Where will they go? In such a scenario, will water clogging only occur at the knees level? Or the public believes that with heavy rains, jam in the drains, leaves, paper, other waste of plastic and the most accumulated polythene flows in the flow of water ??? What can be a bigger example of stupidity? That people who deliberately put such garbage in the drains of their own houses already know that the cleansing of the drains is either done in a month or 15 days once.
And if the cleansing of drains is not done then the garbage is piled alongside the same drains. For the next few days, after the garbage dries up, the municipal carriage takes off, and if there are heavy rains in the days between cleaning the drains and lifting the garbage deposited on the shore, then the collected garbage will be doubled and it will again go into the drains and this time in excessive amount. But the people throw garbage every day in the drains fluently. If someone decides to clean the drains, then how much and how will he do it, the government's work is done at the government level, but we are not controlled by anyone else then why are we opening the doors of death for ourselves? In areas where the possibility of flooding is very low, water logging is death in those areas if not by drowning in water, but by remaining immersed in that dirty water.
You save yourself from the eyes of the others, and you serve the Country as a waste, just managing and cleaning your own house, what you have to do with the rest. It is important that you have to be careful even if the government does not do anything. Governments are made to play a game of personal selfishness and appeasement. In reality, they are not meant to serve the public. Before June, people were looking towards the government in hopes of seeing the roads free from road pits and manholes, and on the other hand, during these rainy seasons due to water clogging on the roads many accidents took place.
No comments:
Post a Comment