Massive wall inside Bhujanga Park worries Udupi residents
The Hindu
It not only prevents air circulation but also obstructs rays of the sun in the evening
A massive wall, about 10 feet tall and 120 feet long, built inside the children’s play area of Bhujanga Park in Ajjarkad, Udupi, has become a cause for concern for visitors. Gopalakrishna Prabhu, a resident of nearby Kinnimulky, said, “I fail to appreciate the rationale behind such a massive wall that not only prevents air circulation, but also blocks rays of the setting sun when children play in the evening. Moreover, such a huge structure was built without support of pillars or intermittent gaps, because of which there is every possibility of the wall collapsing, thereby endangering the life of children.”More Related News

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