MLA Michael Lobo Urges Government to Halt Construction Licenses Amid Severe Water Scarcity
In a pressing appeal made on the floor of the House, MLA Michael Lobo today called upon the state government to immediately halt the issuance of construction licenses in coastal areas, citing severe water scarcity issues. The situation has become dire, with locals forced to drink water from contaminated wells due to the Public Works Department’s (PWD) inability to supply clean water.
Speaking in the assembly during demands Lobo highlighted the devastating impact of water scarcity on the daily lives of coastal residents. The MLA’s concerns are rooted in the welfare of his constituents, who are struggling to access basic necessities like clean drinking water. His concerns about water scarcity are not new, as he has previously raised issues related to the Public Works Department’s (PWD) inability to supply clean water, forcing locals to drink from contaminated wells. Lobo’s demand for a moratorium on construction licenses serves as a reminder of the need for sustainable development and responsible governance.
As the government grapples with the challenges of water scarcity, Lobo’s demand for a moratorium on construction licenses serves as a stark reminder of the need for sustainable development and responsible governance. The fate of coastal communities hangs in the balance, and it remains to be seen how the government will respond to Lobo’s pressing appeal.
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