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People face problems in absence of bridge at village Chattral
7/24/2018 11:13:51 PM
Early Times Report

MENDHAR, July 24: In the absence of a bridge on Chattral between the Village of Chattral & Bhatidhar area , People from at least a 3-4 villages in Mendhar Sub Division risk their lives every day to cross the nallah just 10 kms from Tehasil headquarter Mendhar.
Students of villages Chattral and Bhatidhar studying in Government Higher Secondary School Chattral facing a great difficulty while going to school. Every day hundreds of our children of nearby villages take same route.
While talking to "Early Times" locals said, without foot bridge or road bridge in our area we are facing problems mostly in Summer season and force to cross the swallowing nallah with bags, mid-day meal and other etc on their heads while crossing the nallah.
Ration dealer have been also facing a problems in carrying their rations to depots in ponies. During summer seasons/heavy rains transporters also faces hardships to cross the nallah without any bridge facility. Government Higher Secondary Chattral is alone Higher School for more than 5-6 villages including Chattral Jughal, Sakimadan, Kalaban Noral Bhatidhar etc. Approximately 200 to 300 students daily come to school Government Higher Secondary School Chattral from village Chattral & Jughal and used to cross the Chattral Nallah which is nearly 100% risk level to cross as there is no arrangement for crossing the nallah like foot bridge or anything like that.
Locals students said, sometimes we usually skip our schools owing to heavy rain & when water level rise up in nallah. Locals said, we would like to make it clear to the authorities in advance to note the issue without any further query as there is no doubt if action will not be taken early, any mis- happening will occur at any time.
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