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Mumbai Rains: MMRDA's claims fall flat as potholes stare in their face
Updated On: 27 June, 2018 07:41 PM IST | | Ranjeet Jadhav
Two days of heavy rainfall in the city has revealed the terrible condition of the roads where Metro construction work is underway

Potholes on the stretch between New Link Road Lotus petroleum in Andheri West and Behrambaug
Just two days of rain has washed away the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority’s (MMRDA) pre-monsoon claims that commuters won’t face any problems while travelling on the stretches where Metro construction work is underway. Not only water-logging, but even potholes have started appearing on the New Link Road between Andheri and Dahisar, where the D N Nagar Dahisar Metro 2A work is going on, and the Western Express Highway (WEH) stretch between Andheri East and Dahisar, where the Metro 7 work is under progress.
Potholes everywhere
On Monday, when mid-day visited these places, it found that MMRDA’s promises had completely fallen flat. A lane of the New Link Road stretch between Lotus petroleum in Andheri West and Behrambaug was found to be in a terrible condition. Not only is the road surface uneven, but it has also developed potholes at certain spots. Around 30-40 potholes were found on just a 200-metre stretch of the road, leading to traffic jams in the area.
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