Goa, July 7 -- The condition of both the old and new Sanguem market buildings has become a serious concern for residents and visitors alike. Garbage is strewn across the area, creating a pervasive foul stench that is hard to ignore.

In the fish market section, clogged and reeking gutters further worsen the situation, posing significant health risks.

Many gutters are left uncovered, making them hazardous for the public-particularly during peak market hours. Frustrated residents have pointed fingers at the municipal council, criticising its total inaction. Even the situation is such that animals have found shelter in the market. Similarly, the locals alleged that in the fish market people urinate wherever they find convenient and there is...