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Buxar Water Kiosk Broken: 2 Months of Thirst?
14 Oct
Summary
- A drinking water kiosk near Buxar Collectorate has been defunct for two months.
- Employees, court visitors, and locals are facing inconvenience due to the breakdown.
- There is an urgent call for the Nagar Parishad to repair the public utility.
A public drinking water kiosk, installed by the Buxar Nagar Parishad near the district collectorate's main gate, has been non-operational for approximately two months. This prolonged breakdown has created a water shortage for employees, court visitors, and local residents who relied on the facility.
The inconvenience extends to devotees of the Panchmukhi Hanuman temple, located opposite the kiosk. Visitors stated they used the water before prayers and now face difficulties. The situation has prompted calls from court employees and residents for the immediate restoration and regular maintenance of the public utility.
Community members emphasize that keeping such a facility non-functional for an extended period defeats its purpose. They are appealing to the Nagar Parishad to address the issue promptly and prevent future disruptions.
