A Simple letter to Municipal commissioner describing poor sanitary condition.

Posted Date: 07-Apr-2011	Category: Education
Author: Karthik raja	Member Level: Silver	Points: 5

It is necessary to describe our problem's to corresponding officials. A complaining letter should be simple and well explaining about the problems. But, it should annoy the officials and not encourage them to solve the problem. Here is a simple letter describing the poor sanitary condition of a locality.

Complaint Letters

It is essential to describe about our street/area/city problem's to the concerned officials to eradicate the problem's. The content should contain enough details so that the receiver does not have to write back requesting more.

Here is a very simple letter in which a person describes about poor sanitary condition of his locality.

Letter to the Municipal Commissioner

Coimbatore
22.12.11

From
R.Radhamohan,
10,lingapuram,
Kovilmedu,
Coimbatore.

To
The Municipal commissioner,
Coimbatore corporation,
Coimbatore - 641001.

Sir,

I am living in the second street of Lingapuram in Kovilmedu. The sanitation is very bad here. The roads here are not swept regularly. They are dirty with full of rubbish. The drainage water flows all over the street, especially during the rainy days. There are many pits on the road. They are filled with drainage water. Foul smell arises from it and it is a place for mosquitoes to breed. So, people are often affected by fever. The children are often affected by dengue, malaria, etc.

So, I request you to look into this matter seriously and improve the sanitation in this locality.

Thanking you !

Yours faithfully,
(R.Radhamohan)

The given sample letter is a simple letter, that will help you to understand the format of the letter. The tone of the complaint letter should not be aggressive or insulting, as that would annoy the officials and not encourage them to solve the problem. Remember, a polite and well thought letter will give you farther than an angry letter.

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