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🌧️ Waterlogging Cleared at MG Road Following heavy rainfall, waterlogging reported at MG Road was promptly cleared by the Bengaluru Central City Corporation team. The civic team took immediate action to restore smooth movement and minimise inconvenience to commuters. #BengaluruCentralCityCorporation #BengaluruRains #MGRoad #Waterlogging #CivicResponse #bengaluru

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🐾Astro walks £vor 5 Tagen

Seen the tools the team is using n footwear they are wearing? @krishnabgowda @GBAChiefComm you n your team should be ashamed for the lack of basic requirements provided, not do such PR ops posts. Still wonder all these daily hourly media bytes, whose money spent @ChristinMP_

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Kaveri Enginevor 5 Tagen

Worst job. You're supposed to build infrastructure in such a way it functions well in different scenarios. Not send your teams everytime it rains. 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️ Pls bring in Private Sector to handle cities infrastructure. GBA is useless.

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arjun 🇮🇳vor 5 Tagen

when ll your team get proper uniform and other gears like shoes gloves masks etc

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Nagesh Ramamurthyvor 5 Tagen

“Promptly cleared” by removing the items causing the problem, back on to the road for the same to happen again! Staff must remove and dispose off the trash! Shocking to see that the staff is doing this activity barehanded and without protective gear.

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Rajvor 5 Tagen

Why doesn't anyone have any decent equipment? Maybe the babus should do the hard labour for a week. Then let's see if the equipment ever shows up.🤣

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Ustadvor 5 Tagen

Even on this road public don't throw waste in dustbin.

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PRASAD2026vor 4 Tagen

@krishnabgowda The sanitation workers are using their bare hands to clean the waterloging. When will they get safety clothing and specail equipment to clean the drains.? @TVMohandasPai

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Adivor 4 Tagen

Dear GBA, shouldn't this be done before, not after the block has happened. Is there even a concept of maintenance?

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juliuscaesarvor 5 Tagen

This has to be done before rains not during

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anil kumarvor 5 Tagen

Bangalore is not limited to MG road

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Siva Subramanyamvor 5 Tagen

@GBAChiefComm double rd indiranagar was hell last evening an hour of rain. Blind Potholes with water medians misplaced unpainted water logged rd no lights it was wretched. Comm how do u go to sleep putting ppl lives at stake. It's a shame we r cursed with gba

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panigrahi_babuvor 5 Tagen

Ejipura to domlur flover road 3 feet water in roads

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Eunoiavor 5 Tagen

Citizens need to develop a civic sense… India is not a dustbin

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Rajesh Naiduvor 5 Tagen

At many places water logging is happening due to the commercial establishments. They have constructed the ramps for vehicles entry and closed the drainage holes with cement. This leads rain water so stay on roads and roads are damaging easily.

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Srivathsa Kalale Nadaddurvor 4 Tagen

@TVMohandasPai Why should this be a reactive approach? Be proactive. Why can't this be done every Sunday night from 12 am to 6 am in all major roads when traffic is lean ? Why ಯುದ್ಧ ಕಾಲೇ ಶಸ್ತ್ರಾಭ್ಯಾಸ ?

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Ravichandir Raovor 4 Tagen

It should be proactive not reactive, so nothing to boast off

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Prizmvor 4 Tagen

Can’t even provide proper equipment and gloves to your team. Speaks a lot on employee welfare.

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X Tweetsvor 5 Tagen

Explain Why is it clogging? @DeccanHerald

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Nishantvor 4 Tagen

Bare hands! Things must change... Drains all across bangalore need cleaning once in a year before monsoon, violations must be strictly dealt with.

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Residents Watchvor 5 Tagen

Why no barricades? What if the vehicles hit the workers?

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Ashok Kumar Evor 4 Tagen

U have exposed yourself. Always act after waterlogging

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mavivor 4 Tagen

Shame on you. You can't even give proper safety equipment to the ground staff.

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Vasudevvor 4 Tagen

But why it happens? Why the shoulder drains are blocked inspite of daily sweeping the road? Is the garbage being pushed into thd drain blocking it? Take strict action for blocked drains! Why cant Japanes culture of keeping public places clean be developed here too?

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