The Delhi-Mumbai Expressway has been making headlines lately. Just the other day, a video of the expressway came. In this picture, vehicles were seen bouncing in the air due to a pothole on the road. Now, a big pothole has appeared again on the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway in the Dasa area. The road collapsed due to the passage of heavy vehicles. The crater occurred near Room 182.3.
A huge pothole has formed near the Bandarej toll plaza on the country’s largest road, the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway. Work is underway to repair the pothole. Balbir Yadav, project director, who is carrying out construction work on the expressway, said that due to rains, the road collapsed, creating a 10-feet wide pothole.
He said that after receiving the information about the matter, the contractor immediately cordoned off the area and repaired the potholes. The contractor said that the potholes have been repaired. Due to rains, the road continues to get damaged and repair work is also in progress.
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Trains run at a speed of 120 kmph on this highway. In such conditions, due to the formation of potholes on the road, the balance of the vehicles is disturbed and a major accident can happen at any time. A few days ago, a video of the same road emerged. In this picture, the vehicle is seen bouncing in the air due to potholes becoming unbalanced. NHAI has also taken action since then.
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