Sewage water raises a stink in Cubbon Park

 Members of Cubbon Park Welfare Association have alleged that sewage water is entering and stagnating in Cubbon Park. 

Published: 01st October 2020 05:55 AM  |   Last Updated: 01st October 2020 05:55 AM   |  A+A-

People take a walk at Cubbon Park in Bengaluru | NAGARAJA GADEKAL

By Express News Service

BENGALURU: Members of Cubbon Park Welfare Association have alleged that sewage water is entering and stagnating in Cubbon Park. Sewage water has been collecting near Sampangi tank for the past four or five days, and the rajakaluve is overflowing near Kanteerava Stadium leading to water stagnation and posing health risks, association members said. They also pointed out that water is stagnating in the park towards MG Road side.

Reacting to these issues, Gunavantha, Cubbon Park, Deputy Director, Horticulture Department, said, sewage water is going to the BWSSB installed treatment plant near Kanteerava Stadium. There were some blockages, which have been pointed out to the BWSSB and they are addressing it. “No sewage water is entering the park. The water stagnating towards MG Road side is because of the ongoing TenderSure works on the roads. Storm water and rain water is collecting inside and it is also being cleared,” he added.

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