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Letter To The Editor

The document contains four letters to the editor about various issues: traffic safety near a school, the spread of monkey virus in an area, waterlogging due to heavy rains, and noise pollution from loudspeakers during exam days.

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Letter to the Editor

There is a busy road in front of your school. A large number of students have to
cross the road while going back home. They run a great risk. Write a letter in 100-
120 words to the Editor, Times of India, Pune drawing attention of the concerned
authorities to the problem.
28th July 2022
New Public School
Ram Nagar
Pune
The Editor
The Times of India
Pune
Subject: Request to make zebra crossing and install a traffic light.

Sir / Madam

I am the student of New Public School, Ram Nagar, Pune and through the columns of
your esteemed newspaper I would like to draw the attention of the authorities concerned
to about the traffic menace on the road in front of the school.

The road always remains congested and traffic jams are very common. The major
concern arises due to the heavy moving of vehicles on the road. There are no speed
breakers or zebra crossings or traffic light on the road, which makes it tough for the
people, especially school students to cross the road. Also this road is accident prone
making it even more unsafe for the people.

The authorities concerned are requested through the columns of your esteemed paper to
take adequate steps to make the provision of creating zebra crossing and install a traffic
light on the road so that crossing the road would not be a life threatening task for the
children and other people.

Unfortunately, there has been no action despite many enquiries and requests to the
authorities.

Perhaps the words in your prestigious publication will do the needful.

Thank you

Yours truly / sincerely / faithfully


Parth

You are Rahul, a resident of Modi Society, Pune. There is an outbreak of the
Monkey virus in your area with a report of 50 new cases. Write a letter to the
editor of the local newspaper India Times, highlighting the problem and suggesting
measures.
29th July 2022

Modi Society
Pune

The Editor
The India Times
Pune
Subject: Concern about the rising cases of Monkey Virus.

Sir / Madam

I am the resident of Modi Society, Pune and through the columns of your esteemed
newspaper I would like to draw the attention of the authorities concerned to present my
concern about the spread of diseases like Monkey Virus in our locality.

Now a days many people are suffering from monkey virus because of people coming into
physical contact with an infected animal. This is a highly contagious infectious disease
and if timely action is not taken, it will spread magnanimously.

The authorities concerned are requested through the columns of your esteemed paper to
take adequate steps to take action, seeing the situation of the people in our locality.
Animals should be treated with proper medication and those infected should be
quarantined.

I hope you will share my request in your reputable newspaper as soon as possible,
alerting the government about the situation in the area.

The words in your prestigious publication will do the needful.

Thank you

Yours truly / sincerely / faithfully


Rahul

You are Saurabh/Somya living at W–564, Shakarpur, Pune. Your streets and roads
experience waterlogging during the monsoon season. The people of your area find
it difficult to lead a normal life and this adds to their problems. Write a letter to
the Editor, The Times of India, highlighting the problem and suggesting measures
to control the problem.

16 July 2022

W–564, Shakarpur
Pune

The Editor
The Times of India
Pune

Sir

Subject: Request to control waterlogging in the area

I am the resident of Pune and through the columns of your esteemed newspaper I would
like to draw the attention of the authorities concerned to about the dilapidated condition
of roads in our locality.

It is really difficult to commute on these roads. The heavy rains have worsened the
problem of waterlogging in our streets and roads, which makes it difficult for both
pedestrians and vehicles to move about in the locality. In fact, the school children find it
extremely difficult to walk to their school without stepping on a puddle of water. Owing
to stagnated water, there is a danger of epidemics like malaria and dengue.
The authorities concerned are requested through the columns of your esteemed paper to
take adequate steps to clear the waterlogging and provide succour to the residents of
Shakarpur.

Unfortunately, there has been no action despite many enquiries and requests to the
authorities.

Perhaps the words in your prestigious publication will do the needful.

Thank you

Yours truly
Somya

You are Prabhu Kumar/Parvati of 17 E, Ravi Dass Road, Kochi. Write a letter to
the editor of a newspaper about the nuisance caused by loudspeakers in the city
during examination days drawing attention of the authorities concerned to the
problem.

15 July 2022

17 E, Ravi Dass Road


Kochi
Kerala

The Editor
The Times of India
Kochi
Kerala

Sir
Subject: Nuisance caused by loudspeakers in the city during examination days

I am the resident of Kochi and through the columns of your esteemed newspaper I would
like to draw the attention of the authorities concerned to the nuisance caused by the
indiscriminate use of loudspeakers at religious places, wedding processions, market
places and jagrans during the examination days.

Students are unable to concentrate on the heavy backlog of revision work during these
days. The result is that they fare badly in the examinations and this leads to frustration
and unhappiness among students. Their parents also suffer due to it.

It is high time the authorities are concerned to take a serious note of this nuisance and
initiate remedial measures to check the problem. Use of loudspeakers should be totally
banned irrespective of the place where these are used. It is not only a cause of nuisance
but also adds to the noise pollution.
Unfortunately, there has been no action despite many enquires and requests to the
authorities.

Perhaps the words in your prestigious publication will do the needful

Thank you

Yours truly
Prabhu Kumar

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