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UFERWAS Demands Better Civic Services for Hyderabad’s CURE Area
✍️ Telangana Today
🗓 23 Oct 2026, 07:48 AM
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The UFERWAS community group has appealed to municipal authorities for upgraded water, waste‑management and road services in the CURE locality of Hyderabad.
UFERWAS, a resident welfare association operating in Hyderabad’s CURE neighbourhood, has formally requested the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation to address a range of civic deficiencies. The group highlighted recurring problems such as irregular water supply, inadequate solid‑waste collection, and pothole‑riddled streets that affect daily life for thousands of residents.
In its submission, UFERWAS listed specific interventions: installation of a reliable water‑pumping system, weekly garbage collection with proper segregation, and prompt repair of damaged road sections. The association also urged the municipality to improve street lighting and maintain public drainage to prevent flooding during monsoon periods.
Municipal officials have acknowledged receipt of the petition and indicated that a field inspection will be scheduled within the next two weeks. They promised to prioritize the most critical issues, though no definitive timeline was provided for the completion of the proposed works.
The appeal reflects broader concerns across Hyderabad, where rapid urban growth has strained existing infrastructure. Civic groups like UFERWAS routinely engage with local authorities to seek timely upgrades, emphasizing the need for coordinated planning and transparent execution of public‑service projects.
In its submission, UFERWAS listed specific interventions: installation of a reliable water‑pumping system, weekly garbage collection with proper segregation, and prompt repair of damaged road sections. The association also urged the municipality to improve street lighting and maintain public drainage to prevent flooding during monsoon periods.
Municipal officials have acknowledged receipt of the petition and indicated that a field inspection will be scheduled within the next two weeks. They promised to prioritize the most critical issues, though no definitive timeline was provided for the completion of the proposed works.
The appeal reflects broader concerns across Hyderabad, where rapid urban growth has strained existing infrastructure. Civic groups like UFERWAS routinely engage with local authorities to seek timely upgrades, emphasizing the need for coordinated planning and transparent execution of public‑service projects.