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Govt asked to roll out guidelines for sand lorries

SHILLONG: Sand-laden trucks plying on busy city roads with no proper cover have become a cause for concern. The trucks leave a trail of sand on the road that causes frequent two-wheeler accidents.
The sediments also get into the eyes of riders causing discomfort while on the move. “I was carrying my child to school in a scooty and the sand from a truck in front of us got into my son’s eyes,” said a concerned parent and pointed out that transportation of sand without proper covering is an environmental hazard.
According to people, there are many instances where two-wheelers skid because of the sand.
Many are also of the opinion that the Government should issue directions to trucks carrying sand to cover them while it is being transported.
When contacted, Deputy Commissioner PS Dkhar said he would look into the matter and issue necessary directions.

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