Wadala 4 Lane has turned into a hazardous zone due to the BMC garbage trucks parked carelessly along both sides of the main road. This situation is not only an eyesore but has also led to a significant increase in unsanitary conditions. The presence of these trucks has resulted in the area becoming filthy, attracting swarms of mosquitoes, and producing an unbearable stench that persistently lingers in the air.

This is especially concerning for the children attending the nearby schools, Sitaram Prakash High School and SIWS. The daily commute for students and parents has become a challenge, with health risks due to the unhygienic environment posing a potential threat to the well-being of the entire community. School children deserve a clean and safe atmosphere to study and grow in, free from the hazards of pollution and disease.

It is essential to address this issue promptly to ensure the health and safety of everyone in Wadala, particularly the young and vulnerable. We propose immediate action to relocate the BMC garbage trucks to a more suitable location, away from residential and school areas. By doing so, we can reclaim our streets for the use of the community and return the area to a clean and pleasant condition.

We, the residents of Wadala, demand immediate intervention from the BMC Commissioner and our local MLA to remove these trucks and relocate them to a proper facility. Our neighborhood cannot be treated as a dumping ground.
Your support and signature can make a significant difference in improving living conditions in our neighborhood. Sign this petition to show that we care about a cleaner, safer Wadala for everyone.