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A.RAJU BABU,COBBLER: itsbecoming really difficult for our survival
we sit on the road and earn our daily livelihood
business has been effected terribly.no one is listening to us
where do we go we have no other place
what is the use of living in this world
K. Satish Kumar, Murri Seller : There are many problems
we are not able to come to this place
there is also no proper entrance
The business has also suffered
They’ve discharged the mud here, it’s too dusty and adding to pollution
If the construction is over soon, it would be better
Sheela Rao, Housewife: We need to take the longer route to go the places
where earlier we used to go directly
GVMC said it would be over within two years
Two years are over long ago
There is so much of traffic to travel through a four-wheelers
and riding two-wheelers are quite dangerous during the evening
S.V. Rama, Employee: The main reason for delay that we know is that the contractor’s bills have not been cleared yet
The works should be completed soon at such populated places
The route is fine but the construction should be at a very faster rate
But it’s too slow to even be compared to a goods train. Its progress at the bullock-cart’s speed.
G. Kalyan, Popular Footwear Store Owner: It’s being difficult for our customers too
they have to leave their vehicles far off and have to walk their way down the shops
The heaps of sand and other materials have been dumped all around
Apart from this, the rent of these Municipal Corporation buildings increases 35% in every three years
Nobody listens to the common man
They have devised to develop the entire Vishakhapatnam at one go, when they should be doing it in small steps
G.V. Prasad, Maharaja Electronics Shop Owner: This flyover is growing troublesome
Since last three and a half years, there have been many problems
traffic jams, customer parking problems, buses and autos do not come to this route. No auto driver agrees to take us to the TSR complex
Piled up Flyover materials and the congested one-way route has reduced our customer rate by 75%
there are many who have closed down there shops saying ‘no business’
Peyidamma, Vegetable Seller : We have lost sales.We have to sit here for longer time to meet some small sales
Me and my husband both are not keeping in good health, the thick dust is affecting our health
Savithri , Grocery Shop Owner: Since my childhood, this whole street was the source of earning for petty business people
but today we have to go to far places to get water packets
Not only the business but everyone is suffering
B. Kumari, Fish Seller: They have dug the roads and have destroyed our markets
We cannot leave this place as we have been doing business for past 20 years at the same place
No one is there to understand our problems
Sitamma, Butcher: No one knows when it will be over. They are repeatedly digging the roads and refilling them
We thought the work of this area is over but they’ve started again from this Sunday (6 Nov.2011 ).
We are not even able to cross the roads
Avarneni Satish, Petrol Pump worker: Neither two-wheelers nor the four wheelers are now coming the way they earlier used to come
The buses also no longer travel on this route making our business go down by 50%
Sai Raghuram, Traffic Policeman: Due to lack of funds the work has slow down
Also they are building one pillar at a time, each pillar takes four-five months for completion
and the construction materials also take lots of space which makes it difficult to divert the traffic as this is main center they will be many autos they stop here and there
K.V.N.RAVI EXECUTIVE ENGINEER, GVMC