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Trapped in toxicity: Residents of Visakhapatnam’s Gajuwaka struggle for breath of fresh air
The Garbage Transfer Station (GTS) located in Ward 76 of Gajuwaka amid densely populated colonies, has become a source of severe pollution and health issues. Locals complain of constant foul odour, black coal dust, mosquito menace, respiratory and skin ailments. Despite repeated agitations, the residents fear that long-term health consequences are imminent due to official apathy, explains Harish Gilai
6 Mar, 16:14 — 6 Mar, 16:14
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