Traders and residents of Villas Agricultural workers in the National District demanded cleanliness and asphalted of the streets that surround the New Marketwhich are full of holes, water pestilent and accumulation of fruit and rotten food that causes bad odors and pollution.
Streets like Maria Montez, San Juan de la Maguana and Respaldo Maria Montez, Moca, among others, look like pigsty. The drainage is useless and the water It stagnates in corners, rots and becomes a breeding ground for different types of vermin.
Sellers They throw rotten avocados, papayas, pineapples, watermelons, cabbage leaves, bananas, oranges and other products onto the curbs and sidewalks, some of which clog the drains and the water does not filter.
Splendor Garcia He said that for a time the corner formed by the street Maria Montez with San Juan de la Maguana is filled with waterbecause the three drains that exist in the place are blocked. He indicated that many tricycle drivers who come to the market They have accidents when they fall into the holes and their feet are damaged. goods.
“That’s all the time, the Administrators (of the market) they pass by there and don’t pay attention to that, all that belongs to the city ​​hallbut they don’t take that into account,” he said. Splendor Garcia.
The merchant identified as Chepe Sánchez explained that the puddle of the street Moca with San Juan de la Maguana is a breeding ground for mosquitoes. He indicated that the water from the bathrooms accumulates at that intersection and very rarely does it Town hall clean even though the transfer station is in front.
- “I have right now flu and it is from here that I have taken it, the city ​​hall You can solve that because that’s what you’re there for, that’s what you’re paid for,” he said, pointing to the filth of stagnant sewage.
Other resident who only identified himself as Chepe considered that they have demanded the solution of the puddle and the sanitation of the area, but that the authorities they turn a blind eye.
