Mumbai Roads Deteriorate as Experts Criticise Quick Fixes
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Mumbai Roads Deteriorate as Experts Criticise Quick Fixes

Mumbai's road infrastructure is facing a severe crisis as potholes continue to plague major streets and highways. The situation has deteriorated despite repeated attempts at quick fixes, leading experts to call for a comprehensive approach to road repair and maintenance.

The city's roads, which are frequently patched up with temporary solutions, are now showing signs of significant wear and tear. Heavy monsoon rains have exacerbated the problem, revealing deep potholes that pose safety hazards for commuters and damage vehicles.

Experts argue that the recurring issue is due to the reliance on short-term repairs rather than addressing underlying problems. These temporary solutions often fail to hold up under the city?s demanding traffic conditions and harsh weather. They emphasise the need for a more durable approach to road maintenance that includes proper resurfacing and the use of higher-quality materials.

The current approach, involving quick patches and superficial repairs, is viewed as inadequate for tackling the root causes of road deterioration. Experts recommend a strategic overhaul of the city's road repair protocols, including regular inspections, better materials, and long-term planning to ensure sustainable infrastructure.

Municipal authorities are being urged to reconsider their maintenance strategies and invest in solutions that provide lasting improvements. As the situation worsens, there is growing pressure on city officials to address the issue with the seriousness it demands to prevent further degradation of Mumbai's roadways.

Mumbai's road infrastructure is facing a severe crisis as potholes continue to plague major streets and highways. The situation has deteriorated despite repeated attempts at quick fixes, leading experts to call for a comprehensive approach to road repair and maintenance. The city's roads, which are frequently patched up with temporary solutions, are now showing signs of significant wear and tear. Heavy monsoon rains have exacerbated the problem, revealing deep potholes that pose safety hazards for commuters and damage vehicles. Experts argue that the recurring issue is due to the reliance on short-term repairs rather than addressing underlying problems. These temporary solutions often fail to hold up under the city?s demanding traffic conditions and harsh weather. They emphasise the need for a more durable approach to road maintenance that includes proper resurfacing and the use of higher-quality materials. The current approach, involving quick patches and superficial repairs, is viewed as inadequate for tackling the root causes of road deterioration. Experts recommend a strategic overhaul of the city's road repair protocols, including regular inspections, better materials, and long-term planning to ensure sustainable infrastructure. Municipal authorities are being urged to reconsider their maintenance strategies and invest in solutions that provide lasting improvements. As the situation worsens, there is growing pressure on city officials to address the issue with the seriousness it demands to prevent further degradation of Mumbai's roadways.

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