The condition of the road leading to the Railway Malgodam in the Buxar district is constantly deteriorating, which upset local traders and managers. Traffic has become difficult because of pits and mud on the road. Traders say this route is important for cargo and everyday affairs, but in the current situation their problems are increasing day by day. Local traders say that the railway administration and local authorities have often been asked to repair this road, but so far no concrete action has been done. Railways have promised repairs, but the condition of the road remains the same. The situation becomes more serious in heavy rains, causing drivers to run the risk and the delivery of goods is not done on time. The poor condition of the road is not just limited to traders. People and drivers who go through this route are also affected daily. Small vehicles and two wheelers are trapped on this route, while the movement of large vehicles also leads to dangerous conditions. There have also been many times reports on accidents, which have raised concerns about the safety of the people. Railway Department officials earlier gave the assurance to repair this road. DRM (Divisional Railway Manager) also expressed concern about the issue of safety and comfort. He said that the condition of the path is critical and that steps must be taken soon to improve its improvement. However, no work on road repairs has been started, which raises questions how long this problem will be solved. Local people and traders are now demanding quick action from the administration. He says that improving the road condition is not only needed for their business, but also for safety and time saving from ordinary citizens. He warned that if the improvement work is not done soon, there may also be a possibility of protests or other conflicts on the road through business organizations. This road condition affects the economic activities of the region. Traders suffer losses due to a lack of timely delivery of goods. In addition, traders stare additional economic burden due to the increase in transport costs. It has now become compulsory for the local administration to resolve the matter on a priority base. Experts believe that the construction and recovery of the road to the railway suit is not just a matter of ease, but that it is a problem associated with safety and economic development. The proper maintenance of the road will facilitate trade and will also reduce the possibility of accidents. The condition of the road leading to the Railway Malgodam in the Buxar district is therefore critical and the problems of traders are increasing. Now everyone’s eyes are on the administration and the railway department on how long this problem will be permanently solved.
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