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GBA directs immediate pothole repairs, claims 70% desilting of arterial roads complete

GBA directs immediate pothole repairs, claims 70% desilting of arterial roads complete
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The Greater Bengaluru Authority (GBA) has ordered immediate repairs for potholes and reported significant progress in desilting arterial roads to prevent monsoon flooding. Officials are utilizing specialized machinery and cold-mix materials to address waterlogging complaints.

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Effective urban infrastructure management is critical for public safety and economic productivity in rapidly growing metropolitan areas during monsoon seasons.

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With monsoon showers exposing Bengaluru’s perennial road and drainage problems, Greater Bengaluru Authority (GBA) Chief Commissioner M. Maheshwar Rao on Monday said officials have been directed to deploy pothole-filling machines and ensure roads across the city are made pothole-free at the earliest.

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