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Udapur Kamalpur Villagers Oppose Sand Dumpers Passing Near School

Residents of Udapur Kamalpur have strongly objected to the movement of sand-filled dumpers through the village after the mining point began operating in Nai Nangla.

Udapur Kamalpur Villagers Oppose Sand Dumpers Passing Near School
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Residents of Udapur Kamalpur have strongly objected to the movement of sand-filled dumpers through the village after the mining point began operating in Nai Nangla. The villagers have raised concerns about the safety of children, saying that a school is located along the route used by the heavy vehicles.

According to the residents, the movement of sand dumpers from the mining point has become a matter of concern for people in the village. They said that heavy vehicles passing through the road near the school could pose a risk to children. On this ground, the villagers have opposed the movement of the dumpers through the village route.

The residents said that around three to four months have passed since the mining lease was allotted. However, concern and anger have now grown over the movement of sand-filled dumpers from the mining point.

The villagers said that whenever heavy vehicles pass around the school, there remains a possibility of an accident involving children. They said the operation of dumpers on this route is therefore a matter of concern from the point of view of the safety of both children and village residents.

The residents have expressed their displeasure and raised an objection to the movement of sand dumpers through the route. They said the issue should be resolved by keeping the safety of children as the priority.

Frequently asked questions

Why have Udapur Kamalpur villagers opposed sand dumpers?

They are concerned that heavy vehicles passing near the school could endanger children and village residents.

Where are the sand dumpers coming from?

The sand dumpers are coming from the mining point in Nai Nangla.

What safety concern have the villagers raised?

They fear that children could be involved in an accident when heavy vehicles pass around the school.

How long ago was the mining lease allotted?

The residents said the mining lease was allotted around three to four months ago.

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