Light bulbs were hung in the underground passage of Liji North Road, and the original lamps were damaged by soaking

Light bulbs were hung in the underground passage of Liji North Road, and the original lamps were soaked. Yesterday afternoon, the reporter went to the Liji North Crossing Passage beside Hangkong Road New World, entered the underground, and was suspended by an energy-saving light bulb above the side of the passage. My eyes flashed, but none of the dozens of fluorescent tubes around the ceiling were on.　　 This underground passage is about one meter long. A huge energy-saving light bulb is hung from the ceiling. The wires connected to the light bulb are exposed, shining white light, and become the only lighting facility in the passage. A passing citizen said: 'This light is really dazzling. The old fluorescent lamp is much better.' Zheng Feng'e, a manager on duty here, said: 'This energy-saving light bulb is on all hours, replacing the previous fluorescent tube.' She told Reporter, some time ago, the road construction above the passage cut off the underground drainage facilities, which caused the passage to be flooded with rainwater, and the fluorescent tubes were damaged. Currently, we are waiting for the construction party to pay the replacement cost of the fluorescent tubes. The bulb can be replaced after the cost is in place.　　 After that, the reporter called the number of the person in charge of the channel at the Municipal Bridge Management Office listed on the notice board in the channel, but it was always turned off. The construction above the passage has basically ended, and no person in charge of the construction site has been found.