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Delhi's Open Drains and Unsafe Sites Continue Claiming Lives Amid Civic Failures

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Delhi continues to witness fatal accidents caused by open drains and unsafe construction sites across the city. The recurring tragedies are attributed to persistent civic negligence and the absence of basic safety measures. Responsibility for these failures is spread across multiple government agencies and contractors, complicating accountability. Authorities have repeatedly failed to enforce existing safety standards, leaving commuters and residents at risk. Experts and residents are calling for urgent, consistent implementation of safety protocols to prevent further loss of life.

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