.CURATED BY – GAURAV SINGHAL | CITYCHIEFNEWS

Saharanpur, In Saharanpur district, on Basant Panchami, a young man died a painful death after his neck was cut with a Chinese manjha. After which now the Municipal Corporation has become alert to prevent such accidents. The work of tying iron wires has now been started on the Shardanagar bridge to protect it from Chinese boats. According to the information received, the Municipal Corporation has started the work of tying wires on the bridges in Saharanpur to prevent accidents due to Chinese floats. It has been started from Shardanagar bridge. The Municipal Corporation is claiming that after this at least such an accident will not happen on the bridge. On the day of Basant Panchami, a 36-year-old youth's neck was severed after being hit by a Chinese boat on the Shardanagar bridge, due to which he died. In the past too, such accidents have claimed lives on Shardanagar Bridge and District Hospital Bridge. Taking the incident seriously, Municipal Commissioner Sanjay Chauhan gave instructions to install railings and tie wires on all the bridges of the metropolis, after which the Municipal Corporation started the work today. The Municipal Corporation employees have started this from Shardanagar bridge itself. Wires are being tied over the bridge. So that the sugar remains on the wires and does not reach the passersby. The Municipal Corporation has selected five bridges in the metropolis, on which wires will be tied. These include Ambala Road Bridge, Shardanagar Bridge, District Hospital Bridge, Court Road Bridge, Dhamola Bridge. The wires are being tied at a height of 15 meters from the road. Municipal Commissioner Sanjay Chauhan told that he has come to Moradabad after doing this work. Now there are no accidents of being cut by Chinese manjha on the bridges.