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Pothole Accidents Rising In Southern India, Why No Actions Taken On Road Conditions? | Mirror Metro

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In this episode of Mirror Metro, Shreya Dhoundial will be discussing the condition of roads in the cities of southern Indian. The recent images from Chennai, where a man fell into an underconstruction pit which had a 3 metre gap while putting his bike . Another such incident happened in Bengaluru, where a biker fell into an underconstruction pit, and sustained fractures in his hand and leg. Another news came from Kerala's Malappuram, where a bride chose a road full of potholes for her wedding shoots. She decided to highlight the condition of the roads with this unique initiative. The discussion comes out on that single issue, poor conditions of roads in almost every major city of South India. Tune in to watch the discussion.

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