Delhi MCD: A boy Drowned in Wazirpur drain MCD is still sleeping

DELHI MCD: The drain death is not stopping delhi, today a boy drowned in a open drain in Delhi  wazirpur area. He is seven years old,The boy name was prince, because of the mcd sleeping mood, the boy life gone, in support the Congress Committee president  Devender Yadav visited the parents of the boy, living in the Wazirpur Industrial area slum clusters, who fell into an uncovered open drain under the charge of the Municipal cooperation Department Devender Yadav demands Rs 1 crore compensation for the family. However this incident shows MCD  hasn’t learn any lesson from the previous incident of drain death. the deaths of a mother and child who drowned in an uncovered drain following heavy rain at Ghazipur recentlly People are continuously losing their lives due to open sewers in Delhi

7-year-old child dies due to open sever

Delhi Pradesh Congress Committee president Devender Yadav today visited the parents of a seven-year-old boy, living in the Wazirpur Industrial area slum clusters, who fell into an uncovered open drain under the charge of the Municipal Corporation of Delhi. He shows his support and help in their hour of tragedy. He demanded immediate financial compensation to the family of the dead boy, as the boy died due to the callousness's of the AAP-ruled MCD. He said that the MCD has not learned any lessons from the recent deaths of a mother and child who drowned in a waterlogged rain in East Delhi’s Ghazipur area after heavy rainfall as the MCD had left the drain uncovered.

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Central Delhi area is to be affected by this

Devender Yadav said that it was the height of irresponsibility by the Aam Aadmi Party that it had mocked the Lt. Governor when he expressed concern at the collapse of the city’s civic infrastructure, and directed the Chief Secretary to ensure regular inspection of drains and desilting works as the drains and sewers had not been cleaned for the past 10 years. He said that the AAP, instead of acknowledging its lapses, said that the monsoon season was over, and the LG was acting late, but yet another heavy showers this morning water-logged most parts of Delhi.  AAP-ruled MCD and Delhi Government had caused the deaths of 30 people in rain-related mishaps in the past one and a half months this monsoon season, yet the civic agencies and the Aam Aadmi Party attempted to deflect accountability.