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Back-breaking potholes irk Camp residents
Updated On: 11 August, 2014 09:02 AM IST | | Priyankka Deshpande
Six months after the PCB worked on the roads in the area, moderate rainfall in the city has exposed the shoddy work

Weaving through pits: The potholes force drivers to move slowly, causing traffic jams during peak hours
Saccha Peer-resident Vinayak Katkar has been suffering from back pain for nearly a month and the 49-year-old blames the pothole ridden-roads in Camp for this. The arrival of the monsoon last month seems to have revealed the shoddy work done by the Pune Cantonment Board (PCB).
Weaving through pits: The potholes force drivers to move slowly, causing traffic jams during peak hours
"Roads in areas like Modi khana, Centre Street, MG Road, and Dhobighat have potholes that have become a major problem for residents. We registered our complaints to officials at PCB, but have only received excuses like lack of sufficient funds to repair the roads," said Katkar.


