To
The Editor In Chief
The Wall Street Journal
New York,
Subject: unhygienic condition of the park
Sir,
Through the esteem column of your newspaper, I resident of Hudson Valley would like to bring your kind attention towards the problem of an unhygienic condition of the parks in our area.
For the past one month, the garbage collector van does not come regularly. Due to this, there has been heavy garbage collected in the park. Also, the nearby residents throw the waste in the park as they pass by. The waste has been heavily deposited in the bin that it’s producing a foul smell. Such a smell is harmful to the nearby residents also for the children who play in the park. It attracts various insects and microorganism which is causing sickness among the children as well as elders. Also, the stray animals feed on this garbage, it has become unsafe for the children to play in the park.
The concerned authority should check for the regular cleaning of the area. Also, there should be a penalty charged on the person who is found dumping any form of garbage in the park. We as responsible citizens should make sincere efforts to keep our area clean and hygienic.
Thanking you,
Yours faithfully
Xyz.
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