Mangaluru: State Bank service bus stand plagued by poor infrastructure


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Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru

Mangaluru, Jan 13: The State Bank service bus stand is in dire need of attention from elected representatives to resolve its persistent infrastructure issues.

A bus stand, as a public utility, is expected to provide basic amenities for passengers. While a renovation project costing Rs 4.2 crore was initiated a few years ago, work has remained incomplete for the past two years.

One of the key components of the renovation, the sunroof, has not been installed on three of the platforms, leaving passengers exposed to harsh sunlight and heavy rains. Only two platforms are partially covered, but even those lack seating arrangements, leaving passengers with no place to sit while waiting.

Additionally, there are no dustbins available, resulting in the accumulation of litter and an untidy environment. The uncovered platforms have also become sites for activities like fish drying, open urination, and other unsanitary practices, causing a foul smell and discomfort for commuters.

Despite repeated complaints from bus conductors and drivers, the lack of roofs and proper facilities continues to affect passengers, with no remedial measures taken to date.

 

 

 

  

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  • Mbeary, Dxb

    Mon, Jan 13 2025

    No point talking about development in mangalore. Elected representatives know very well that educated people vote for reasons other than development and as long as they do sloganeering, and talk about mutton mangalsutra jihad, they wil win election

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  • M H Rashid, Kaup.

    Mon, Jan 13 2025

    The negligence in providing basic amenities to the public, while politicians enjoy luxurious facilities worth crores, highlights the grave inequality in governance. Millions struggle for clean water, proper healthcare, and safe infrastructure, yet leaders live in comfort at public expense. This disparity erodes trust and widens the gap between the rulers and the ruled. Accountability and transparency are essential to address this injustice and prioritize the welfare of the people. However, the critical question remains: who will bell the cat and challenge this system of privilege? Only collective action and committed leadership can bring the needed change.

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  • Shankar, Mangaluru

    Mon, Jan 13 2025

    First, remove the nungel meens !

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