Could not agree with you more. Not only the Mapusa Siolim road but the Siolim Anjuna Road too......and holy cows are eating the plastic along with the garbage.
Bernice Pereira Sent from my iPhone > On 11-Apr-2019, at 10:35 AM, Frankey Carvalho <frankeycarva...@gmail.com> > wrote: > > I heard someone saying a couple of days ago that a few days earlier the > garbage along the Mapusa-Siolim road had been cleared. But on visiting the > place yesterday, to my surprise there was garbage very much visible there > yet again. > Now the question that arises is, who is responsible for all this? We don't > need masterminds to answer this question. It is WE who are responsible for > the accumulation of the garbage. Left-overs from our homes, gaddas, hotels > etc. are just dumped along the roads, thus turning into food for cows and > stray dogs thereby creating a nuisance along the road. There are garbage > bins placed at various places but we are too lazy to get down from our > bikes and cars and to place our left-overs in these bins. Rather, we find > pleasure in playing the throw ball game. I mean to say that what we do is > to just toss away bags of garbage. Later, we are not bothered whether these > bags of garbage end up in the right place or not. > The Municipalities and the local Panchayats are doing a wonderful job of > collecting garbage. But we are not seen co-operating with the local bodies. > Garbage has been a common issue and there are thousands of locals who are > suffering because of this unchecked menace. > Let us appreciate the work of the local bodies and let us work hand in hand > for the solution of the problem of Garbage. Let us prevent the > Mapusa-Siolim road from becoming another Sonsddo and keep Goa clean and > green. > > Frankey Carvalho