Manek Chowk, the renowned night food market in Ahmedabad, will be temporarily closed for about a month to undergo essential maintenance and rehabilitation work. The closure, announced by the Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC), comes in response to multiple complaints regarding waterline and drainage line overflows in the area.

Manek Chowk, famous for its vibrant street food stalls and bustling atmosphere, has long been a major attraction for both locals and tourists. However, the persistent issues with the drainage and water systems have raised concerns about hygiene and safety in the area. As a result, the AMC has decided to take swift action to address these issues and improve the overall infrastructure.

During the closure, the AMC will focus on repairing and upgrading the waterlines and drainage systems to ensure smoother operations in the future and prevent any further disruptions. The rehabilitation work is expected to improve the overall cleanliness and functionality of the market, enhancing the experience for visitors once it reopens.

While the temporary closure will certainly impact food lovers and the vibrant night-time economy around Manek Chowk, the long-term benefits of the maintenance work are expected to outweigh the short-term inconvenience. Once the upgrades are complete, Manek Chowk will continue to be a popular destination, offering a cleaner and more comfortable environment for everyone to enjoy.