Western Bypass in Goa Becomes Unofficial Garbage Dump

Imagine a new road that was built to help people travel faster, but now it's become a place where people throw their trash.

This is happening on the Western Bypass in Goa.

People are dumping garbage, especially plastic and food waste, which is making the area dirty and could harm the environment.

The problem is that nearby villages don't have good ways to get rid of their trash.

The local government isn't helping much either, and the people who are supposed to fix the problem aren't doing their jobs.

Without a proper solution, the road, which was meant to be helpful, might become a big environmental problem.