JICA’s haphazard road creation provides to woes of Cuttack citizens
Cuttack: The haphazard road construction work with the aid of the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) has caused new trouble for Cuttack residents. Sand is now being used at several locations to fill the craters where production paintings are undertaken for the included sanitation venture, which is miles main to road mishaps.
The Millennium City residents alleged that they might be finding it tough to shuttle, especially on Press Chhak-42 Mouza Road, as it’s miles full of heaps of sand, which changed into introduced for the road creation work.
As JICA officers did not clean the heaps of sand and soil from the street even after two years of its crowning glory, its miles created problems for us, alleged a resident.
A wheat-weighted down truck reportedly was stuck on the road the previous day, and it became best 14 hours after the automobile changed into cleared from the spot,
“The street has not been built nicely. I did not recognize that they had only blanketed the street using soil. As a result, my car got stuck right here. There was not even any sign banning access to heavy vehicles. We removed the automobile with great difficulty,” said the truck driver.
The residents also alleged that Cuttack Municipal Corporation (CMC) has yet to take any action against JICA officials, despite several court cases concerning irregularities.
“The deplorable street circumstance is now an ordinary characteristic as JICA isn’t repairing the roads properly. We have been complaining about it for numerous years. Neither the concerned officers nor the CMC government is taking steps to clear up such problems,” a commuter stated.
CMC Commissioner Sarat Chandra Nayak assured them they would look into the problem and take pressing action.
“If there is any heap of soil and sand on the road, I will ask JICA to dispose of it as soon as possible. Besides, we can direct to perform the road production works without creating inconvenience for commuters,” Nayak said.
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