Kohima: A thick layer of filth covers Wokha Public Ground. Plastic bottles, crushed liquor cans, and various non-biodegradable items choke the open space. The scene exposes a major failure in local waste disposal and site maintenance.
The ground sits in a state of neglect. Debris litters the turf, creating an eyesore for the community. Residents now worry about the long-term impact of this poor upkeep as the trash continues to mount.
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