MARGAO, Feb. 2 -- Team Herald

A group of concerned citizens and social activists have raised serious alarm over the sewage being discharged into a nullah located just next to the compound wall of the South Goa District Hospital.

The untreated sewage flows into agricultural fields and eventually into River Sal, causing severe environmental pollution. The residents have sharply criticized the government's lack of action on the matter.

During a visit to the hospital, it was observed that the nullah, which runs adjacent to the district hospital, was flowing with sewage that emitted an unbearable stench.

Savio Coutinho, a local activist, expressed his frustration, alleging that public funds amounting to crores of rupees are being wasted du...