Delhi public works department (PWD) minister Satyendar Jain on Sunday inspected the damaged and pothole-ridden roads in the national capital and directed officials to repair them with “utmost precision” by October 20.
On Friday, the Delhi government announced that a massive drive will be launched to revamp all roads under the PWD which have been damaged due to rains and other reasons.
“The Delhi government is repairing all the potholes caused due to heavy rainfall. In this regard, inspected the roads with PWD officials today (Saturday).
“Directed them to work with utmost precision and complete the work by 20 October as directed by CM Arvind Kejriwal,” Jain said in a tweet. According to PWD data, there are 1,357 potholes, while patch work is required at nearly 309 locations in the city.
