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Dimly lit parks, weak surveillance raise safety worries in Gurugram

As dusk settles over Gurugram, several parks across the city plunge into darkness, with inadequate lighting and the absence of CCTV cameras raising concerns among residents over safety after sunset

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Dimly lit parks, weak surveillance raise safety worries in Gurugram

As dusk settles over Gurugram, several parks across the city plunge into darkness, with inadequate lighting and the absence of CCTV cameras raising concerns among residents over safety after sunset

3 hours ago·New Delhi, India

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