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Question
What kind of progress would you like to see in your area?
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Solution
I would like to see the following progress in my area:
(a) Better roads
(b) All around cleanliness with no overflowing drain
(c) A good public transport system
(d) A big park and playground where children can play and others can do some recreation.
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