City
Epaper

No road access: Pregnant woman sent elsewhere for delivery

By Lokmat Times Desk | Updated: December 15, 2025 21:55 IST

Lokmat News NetworkChhatrapati Sambhajinagar:Opening the gate of one’s house only to face a deep drain, where even ...

Open in App

Lokmat News Network

Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar:

Opening the gate of one’s house only to face a deep drain, where even a slight misstep could lead to a fall of nearly 15 feet, is a frightening thought. Yet, residents of Laxmi Colony have been living under these conditions for the past three months. A bridge connecting two roads has collapsed, but repairs have been ignored. Around 30 to 40 houses depend on this bridge. The situation is so alarming that one family was forced to send their pregnant daughter to relatives in another area for childbirth.

Residents are compelled to risk their lives by passing through the drain to step out of their homes, or else use distant alternative routes. In case of illness or any emergency at night, people are left with no option but to navigate the dangerous stretch, literally putting their lives at risk.

Bridge collapsed in September

In the Satara area, a bridge over the Yasa drain in Laxmi Colony, gut no. 208, was constructed in 2023. However, it collapsed during heavy rainfall on September 28, 2025. Since then, the situation has remained unchanged. Men manage to cross through the drain, but women, senior citizens, and children face severe hardship while commuting.

Open in App

Related Stories

InternationalIndia slams Pakistan calling it "global epicentre of terror"; rejects claims of "dispute" over J-K

InternationalDeputy Chief of Naval Staff of Indian Navy hands over operational spares for MNDF Coast Guard Ship Huravee to Maldives CDF

InternationalTrump designates fentanyl as a weapon of mass destruction, directs federal crackdown on cartels

EntertainmentEthan Hawke calls Paul Dano 'world-class human'

InternationalUkraine-Russia peace deal 'closer than ever', says Trump amid talks in Berlin

Aurangabad Realted Stories

AurangabadBody of young man found tied in a sack thrown into the Godavari River

AurangabadPolice teams reach Gujarat in search of suppliers

AurangabadCity to host 80th rare share session with manufacturing veteran P J Swamy

AurangabadDismiss anti-socialism & anti-secularism bill: adv Vishnu Dhoble

AurangabadVBA to interview 150 aspirants