Guwahati, 28th October: The worsening road conditions in Halangapara, near Nagarbera in Assam’s Kamrup have once again highlighted the development challenges faced under the ruling BJP government, leaving patients and expectant mothers in the area in a dire predicament.
Due to the deplorable state of the roads, ambulances have ceased operations in the area, compelling local residents to resort to makeshift carts for medical transportation.
The heart-wrenching sight of patients being transported on these carts has become all too common, illustrating the dire state of the roads.
In an unfortunate incident occurred on October 28, a 35-year-old patient named Moinul Haque from Halangapara, had to endure a cart journey to reach the Nagarbera Block Primary Health Centre.
This agonizing experience underscores the urgent need for road infrastructure improvements in the Boko constituency.
The question on everyone’s mind is: How long will the people of Boko constituency endure the hardships caused by these inadequate road conditions? The public’s demand is crystal clear – they want these roads to be made accessible for regular traffic, especially for medical emergencies.
The role of legislator Nandita Das in addressing this road development issue is now under scrutiny.
The local community is seeking substantial action to alleviate their suffering and enhance the overall infrastructure.
The pitiable state of the road and its impact on healthcare access has become a pressing concern that requires immediate attention from the authorities.
The residents of Halangapara and the Boko constituency are hoping for a immediate and effective resolution to this ongoing problem, ensuring that no one else has to endure the painful journey that Moinul Haque did.
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