Mumbai grapples with potholes as heavy rains hit city
Complaints of potholes have resurfaced in Mumbai as heavy rains continue to lash the city, with the Western Express
Highway being particularly affected. According to civic data, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has received
93 complaints between June 1 and 30, of which approximately 49 have been addressed. The BMC is employing rapid gardening
concrete and reactive asphalt techniques to fill the potholes, allowing roads to be reopened to traffic in a matter of
hours. However, critics argue that concrete roads do not guarantee a pothole-free solution. The BMC assures that efforts
are underway to address all pothole complaints promptly.
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03 July 2023
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