No Sewage System

Our area is suffering due to the lack of proper underground infrastructure such as sewage systems, storm-water drainage, underground electrical wiring, water pipelines, and utility corridors. Because of this, citizens face repeated flooding, open sewage overflow, foul smell, mosquito breeding, health hazards, electric accidents, and road damage during rains.

Major Problems Caused:

Open Sewage & Drainage
Open drains release methane gas due to decomposition of waste and sewage.
Methane is a highly dangerous greenhouse gas that traps heat far more aggressively than carbon dioxide.
This contributes to urban heat increase, severe heatwaves, air pollution, and global warming.
Open drains also spread diseases such as dengue, malaria, cholera, typhoid, and skin infections.
Public Health Crisis
Constant exposure to sewage water creates unhygienic living conditions.
Children and elderly people are most affected.
Bad odor and toxic gases reduce quality of life.
Electrical Safety Risks
Overhead electrical wires create risks during storms and heavy rains.
Short circuits, power cuts, and electrocution incidents become common.
Underground cabling would improve safety, reliability, and city appearance.
Flooding and Road Damage
Lack of underground storm-water drainage causes waterlogging.
Roads get damaged repeatedly, increasing repair costs and traffic congestion.
Urban Planning Failure
Modern cities require integrated underground utility systems for drainage, sewage, electricity, internet, and water supply.
Poor infrastructure planning keeps citizens trapped in unhealthy and unsafe conditions.