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Water Stagnating for Two Months Along SH-65 at Kajha Chowk Is Rotting, Raising the Risk of Malaria.

Summary by Dainik Bhaskar
Bhaskar News | Rainwater that has accumulated for the past two months along the half-kilometer stretch of SH-65 at Kenagar Kajha Chowk has now begun to rot. The water is infested with insects, and shopkeepers are forced to wait for customers amid the lingering stench. The situation has become so dire that shopkeepers and local residents have to resort to using bricks to reach their shops and homes along the road. When heavy vehicles pass by, the…
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Bhaskar News | Rainwater that has accumulated for the past two months along the half-kilometer stretch of SH-65 at Kenagar Kajha Chowk has now begun to rot. The water is infested with insects, and shopkeepers are forced to wait for customers amid the lingering stench. The situation has become so dire that shopkeepers and local residents have to resort to using bricks to reach their shops and homes along the road. When heavy vehicles pass by, the…

·Bhopal, India
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Dainik Bhaskar broke the news in Bhopal, India on Sunday, September 13, 2026.
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