Goa

Seraulim Bypass Flooded Again; Residents Await Action as Roads Stay Shut for Months

Herald Team

IN SHORT

  1. Seraulim bypass is frequently flooded, staying closed for about six months annually.

  2. Garbage dumping has made drainage issues worse, harming surrounding fields.

  3. Despite inspections by officials, no remedial action has been taken yet.

The Seraulim bypass has once again been submerged due to its low-lying terrain, disrupting travel and affecting nearby agricultural fields.

Sarpanch Leslie Dourado said that illegal dumping of garbage in the area has worsened the flooding problem. He noted that the bypass remains closed for nearly six months each year because of persistent waterlogging.

A few months ago, Benaulim MLA, railway officials, and panchayat members inspected the site to explore solutions, but no concrete measures have been implemented so far.

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