Residents in Charkop, a locality in Mumbai, have expressed frustration over the incessant noise from the ongoing construction of the Mumbai Coastal Road. The noise, caused by drilling and hammering, has been disrupting their sleep and daily lives.
- Residents claim to have been affected by the noise, despite being far away from the construction site.
- They have taken measures such as closing windows and using earplugs, but the noise remains a significant issue.
- The construction has also been criticized for its impact on the local environment and the workers involved.
Context: Mumbai Coastal Road Construction
The Mumbai Coastal Road project aims to connect various parts of the city, improving connectivity and reducing travel time. However, the construction process has been marred by several issues, including noise pollution and environmental concerns. The project is being carried out by the Maharashtra Public Works Department.
Response: Residents’ Concerns
Resident **Various-Routine1792** shared their experience on Reddit, stating,
‘I am so far away from it but still I can hear it. It happens throughout the day and the night. I have woken up so many times in the night because of it and haven’t been able to go to sleep because of it.’
They also expressed concerns about the safety of the workers involved in the construction.
Forward Context
The Maharashtra government has been urged to address the concerns of the residents and ensure that the construction is carried out in a more considerate manner. The project is expected to be completed by the end of 2024, but the impact of the noise pollution on the local community remains a pressing issue.