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BMC set to spend Rs 4.4 crore a day to fix roads this year

But the increased spending is no guarantee that the city will become pothole-free

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Workers fill potholes on the road outside Bandra railway station on the east. File pic

Workers fill potholes on the road outside Bandra railway station on the east. File pic

Pothole-free roads continue to elude Mumbaikars despite Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) spending around R3.5 crore/day on construction and repair in the last six years. In the next financial year, BMC plans to spend R1,600 crore on roads (9 per cent more than 2019-20), which works out to R4.4 crore/day.

While the BMC makes financial provisions for several infrastructural projects, it pays more attention to some of the departments like roads, bridges, stormwater drainage and water.

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