Question

you live near a river where you notice some village throw garbage in the river making the water body polluted and created health hazard for people write a letter to editor in 150 word

Answer 1

177 – K

Green Apartments

City

January 1, 2019

The Editor

The HT

City

Subject: People polluting the rivers and consequences

Sir:

I am writing this letter to express my deep concern over the dumping of effluents and sewage drains into our life-giving rivers, which are turning into dumping channels and sewage drains. A place where rivers are dirty can never have healthy people. Unfortunately, our rivers which are the lifelines of the nation have become big sewage drains.  

We must ensure there is no pollution of rivers by dumping any waste such as, sewage, effluents, and other toxic substances. These toxic substances finally intrude into our bodies and food and do the maximum damage. The people and the government must ensure installation of effluents treatment plants at industrial, garbage, and sewage units. By being the proactive stewards of this rare life-supporting element can we preserve and conserve it.

Clean, pure, sparkling rivers with abundant aquatic life reflect the cleanliness of the people who live on its banks. Their cleanliness is the indicator of the health level of the people inhabiting their banks. We must preserve our rivers because our own preservation is directly linked to their conservation.

I appeal to the people and the Government to look into the serious problem and take actions to preserve our rivers. Kindly give my views some space in your esteemed daily.  

Yours truly,

Upen Srivastva  

Answer 2

Dear Editor,

I live in a rural area close to a river.

Many people of my village have the bad habit of throwing their household garbage to the river.

Thus, the river water is becoming immensely polluted, which can cause several diseases to the local humans and animals, who drink water from this river.

So I request all the villagers to stop disposing their waste materials in the river, so that this water remains safe for drinking and other vital uses.