Скачать или смотреть The post shares a 37-second time-lapse video of a polluted urban canal—filled with trash, sewage,

The post shares a 37-second time-lapse video of a polluted urban canal—filled with trash, sewage, and debris—being rapidly cleaned and upgraded with excavators, concrete lining, paved roads, sidewalks, and solar-powered billboards, likely from a South Asian city, to critique Indian infrastructure shortcomings. Divya Gandotra, a content creator focused on social issues, uses the example to challenge the government on urban renewal, sparking 981 replies debating causes like corruption, poor civic sense, and vote-bank politics over development. With over 510,000 views in hours, the thread reflects broader frustrations in India, where programs like Swachh Bharat have improved sanitation metrics (e.g., 100 million toilets built since 2014 per government data), yet localized failures in waste management persist due to enforcement gaps.