What our readers say: Curb illegal sweet manufacturers

Anticipating bumper sales during Diwali, halwais in and around Gurugram are preparing sweets in bulk under unhygienic conditions in makeshift sheds. These sweets are being stored in deep freezers for sale later. In such conditions, the sweets can become contaminated and harmful to health. The public health department should raid these illegal operations and destroy any fungus-infected sweets. —Ramesh Gupta, Gurugram

Pollution on rise in Faridabad

The air quality in the city is deteriorating due to construction waste material lying on the side of roads, garbage burning and lack of cleanliness. The dust has led to worsening of air quality index which is a cause for concern. The civic authorities have failed to ensure cleaning of the roads though huge funds are spent on cleanliness drives every month. Despite the claims of municipal authorities, automated cleaning is nowhere to be seen. The newly-elected MLAs have questioned the officials for poor cleanliness, but there is no relief so far. —Gaurav, Faridabad

Repair pothole-ridden roads in Sonepat

Residents of Sonepat have complained about the poor condition of roads, especially during the monsoon season. All major roads in the city are in a pathetic condition, with majority of them being dotted with potholes. The authorities concerned should take note of the problem and ensure that all damaged stretches are repaired at the earliest. Vishal, Sonepat

Dengue cases rising, fogging yet to begin

Water accumulated on vacant plots in Panipat has become a breeding ground for mosquitoes. Over 90 cases of dengue have been detected in the city so far but the authorities concerned have not begun fogging in the city. The authorities should look into the matter and ensure that the accumulated water is drained out from the vacant plots, and fogging operation is initiated on priority. —Deepak, Panipat

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