Archive · 24 Sep 2025
Kurnool Vegetable Market Struggles with Sanitation Despite Income
Imagine a busy vegetable market that gets really dirty when it rains.
The ground gets covered in water and trash, making it hard to walk.
Even though the market makes a lot of money, it's not clean.
The drains don't work well, and the trash piles up.
People who buy and sell vegetables have a hard time because of the smell and mess.
The market needs to fix its drains and clean up the trash so everyone can shop safely.
The Kurnool vegetable market faces sanitation issues during rain.
Water logging and waste make it difficult to move around.
The drainage network is incomplete, causing water stagnation.
The market generates significant income but lacks proper sanitation.
Traders and visitors demand improved facilities and waste management.
- Who
- Consumers, traders, and market authorities
- What
- Poor sanitation conditions in the Kurnool vegetable market.
- When
- Every time it rains
- Where
- Kurnool Agricultural Market Yard
- Why
- Incomplete drainage and inadequate cleaning despite high income.
- Market Location
- Kurnool Agricultural Market Yard
- Daily Income
- Over ₹1 lakh
- Annual Income
- ₹5-6 crore
- Problem
- Poor sanitation, water stagnation, and waste accumulation
- Impact
- Health hazard, drives customers away