**Rain Damages Road Edges, Raising Safety Concerns** Residents of Taunsa Sharif have expressed serious concern over the condition of the newly constructed road from Singhar Bridge No. 2 to the Old Chungi. According to local people, the road was built without proper safety walls, while its edges remain weak and unprotected. After the recent rainfall, water washed away the soil along the sides of the road, creating deep and dangerous holes at several locations. Citizens say that many parts of the road edges have collapsed, making the route unsafe for daily traffic. Motorcyclists, small vehicles, and even pedestrians are facing a high risk of accidents, especially during the night or when visibility is poor. Residents fear that if immediate action is not taken, the damaged road edges could lead to serious injuries or even loss of life. People have urged the concerned departments and local authorities to treat the issue as a priority. They have demanded that the weak road edges be strengthened, proper safety walls be constructed, and all dangerous holes be filled without delay. Residents believe that timely repairs will help prevent accidents and protect thousands of people who use this road every day. The public also appealed to the authorities to regularly inspect newly built roads to ensure quality construction and long-term safety. They hope that quick action will restore public confidence and provide a safe and reliable road for everyone.