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Navi Mumbai: Belapur Sector 30-31 Residents Question Gravel Work In Natural Drain, Seek NMMC Inspection And Clarification

Navi Mumbai, September 16, 2026: Residents of Belapur’s Sector 30-31 have sought an explanation from the Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (NMMC) over ongoing work to lay gravel at the bottom of a natural drain, questioning its purpose and whether it is being carried out by the civic body or as part of another project. The Sector 30-31 Residents Association submitted a written representation to…

Navi Mumbai: Belapur Sector 30-31 Residents Question Gravel Work In Natural Drain, Seek NMMC Inspection And Clarification

Navi Mumbai residents in Belapur Sector 30-31 have questioned the municipal corporation's (NMMC) gravel-laying work in a natural drain, seeking clarification and an inspection. The NMMC Belapur Sector 30-31 Residents Association raised the issue on September 11, requesting details about the work and the agency conducting it. The residents are puzzled by the timing of the work during the monsoon season, especially after being previously told the project was not being carried out by the civic body.

The association wants to know if the agency has the required permissions from the NMMC to perform the task. They have also expressed concerns about the effect of the gravel-laying on the drain's ability to handle stormwater efficiently. Natural drains play a crucial role in ensuring rainwater flows smoothly, and any disruption could be detrimental.

The residents have urged the administration to conduct an on-site inspection to ascertain the purpose of the work and clarify its potential impact on the drainage system. They believe this assessment would help address their concerns and ensure the proper functioning of the area's drainage infrastructure.

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