Question

Write a letter to the editor of a newspaper, drawing
attention to the insanitary condition of the city bazaars.​

Answer 1

Answer:

B-72 Tilak nagar

Delhi

20 Nov., 2017.......

The Editor,

The Hindustan Times,

New Delhi.

Sir,

I request you to publish the following lines in your esteemed news­paper under the columns "Letters to the Editor".

That our colony is a miniature hell over this earth. It has not been repaired for the last three years.

It is full of pitfalls. During the rainy season, the water accumulates and stagnates. The mosquitoes breed there and spread malaria.

That the sweepers and the water carriers do not work properly. The drains give out foul smell. There is no dustbin in our street.

The people throw the rubbish in the streets and hereby add to unhealthiness. Some people keep their cows and buffaloes in the street and do not remove the dung.

Such a bad state of the road is sometimes the cause of road accidents. The authorities therefore should take necessary ac­tion

Thanking you in advance.

Yours faithfully,

Manish Chawla.....

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Answer 2

Answer:

Murari chowk , samneghat

Lanka , Varanasi

Uttar Pradesh

The Editor,

Times of India

Sir,

Through the columns of your esteemed paper, I want to draw the attention of the municipal committee authorities to the insanitary condition of the bazaars and streets of Varanasi .

Sweepers do not sweep the streets and clouds of dust rise and enter ears, noses, and throats of the people. That is why all kinds of diseases are on the increase. Whenever people move out of the houses, a thick layer of dust settles on their clothes. Why are the roads not sprinkled with water? Are the authorities waiting for the next monsoon? There are a large number of pits in the streets where water is allowed to stand. This stagnant water is a favorite breeding place for the mosquitoes. These mosquitoes spread many diseases like Malaria, dengue, etc. which will harm to human. This water should be removed and the pits should be filled with dust otherwise an epidemic will spread in the town.

It is high time that the authorities woke up and discharged their duties efficiently in the interest of public health.

Yours truly,

Rishabh Kumar