Stagnant water causes problem again: National Highway point and 1st Link Road submerged up to ankle level after heavy shower on Sunday night

Heavy rains on Sunday night led to artificial flooding in various areas of Silchar town, including key points like National Highway Point and Sonai Road Point.

 The downpour inundated major thoroughfares like Indira Sarani and Chittaranjan Avenue, posing significant risks to pedestrians and drivers alike. Locals, including students, faced immense challenges navigating through the flooded streets, highlighting the urgent need for infrastructure improvements.

Passenger vehicles struggled to traverse the waterlogged roads, exacerbating traffic congestion in the area. Despite efforts by traffic workers to mitigate the issue, the lack of proper drainage infrastructure persisted as a recurring problem during the rainy season.

Residents lamented the annual ordeal caused by inadequate canal roads, underscoring the community's demand for swift government action to address the issue and construct proper pathways for water flow.

In response to the recurring plight, residents urged the government to prioritize the construction of roads alongside the canal to prevent future artificial flooding incidents.

The pressing need for infrastructure development to alleviate the challenges faced by locals during the monsoon season was emphasized, emphasizing the importance of timely government intervention to ensure the safety and mobility of residents in Silchar town.