Hyderabad is experiencing severe issues with sewage overflow after recent heavy rains. In areas like Banjara Hills and Jubilee Hills, residents are struggling due to inadequate sewage systems. In Srinagar Colony, sewage mixing with drinking water has been particularly troublesome for locals and commuters.
The entire city is suffering from waterlogging and sewage problems during the rainy season. Monsoon rains have worsened conditions, as rainwater mixes with stagnant sewage in already blocked drains. This has led to frequent overflows in many neighborhoods.
Residents report that mud and sewage covering roads have become a nightmare, creating a foul smell. They are frustrated with the authorities’ delay in addressing the issue, even after the rain has stopped.
In Srinagar Colony, near the Sri Venkateshwara Swamy Temple, sewage overflow is constant, causing distress for visitors and locals alike. The drinking water has become polluted, making it unusable.
Overflowing sewage is a regular problem near busy roads, affecting commuters heading to Ameerpet, Jubilee Hills, and Yousufguda. Venkatesh, a local near the temple, expressed the residents’ helplessness. He emphasized the need for a permanent solution to the sewage overflow issue.
Vicky from Padmaja Enclave highlighted the dangers of rainwater, overflowing drains, and loose sand on roads. For the past week, the drinking water has been foul-smelling and unusable.
Stagnant sewage has become a mosquito breeding ground, making it difficult for residents to travel. Despite numerous complaints to GHMC and HMWSSB, officials have not resolved the issue, with blame being passed around. Residents demand a prompt resolution.
