Road Repairs in Ghaziabad Halted Due to Rising Bitumen Costs
मुख्य बातें
- •The rising bitumen costs have halted road repairs on 112km of roads in Ghaziabad
- •The delay in repair work is affecting commuters and posing a risk to road safety
- •The authorities are exploring options to mitigate the situation, including seeking additional funding
- •The bitumen cost spike is attributed to global market trends and supply chain disruptions
- •The situation highlights the need for a more robust and resilient infrastructure development plan
The recent surge in bitumen costs has brought road repairs in Ghaziabad to a standstill, with a total of 112 kilometers of roads affected. Bitumen, a crucial component in road construction, has seen a significant price hike, making it challenging for authorities to proceed with the repair work. The Ghaziabad Development Authority and the Public Works Department had planned to repair and maintain the roads, but the rising costs have forced them to put the projects on hold.
The roads in question are in dire need of repair, with potholes and cracks causing inconvenience to commuters. The delay in repair work is not only affecting the daily commute but also posing a risk to road safety. The authorities had allocated a budget for the repair work, but the unexpected increase in bitumen costs has left them with no choice but to halt the projects. The situation is a cause for concern, as the condition of the roads continues to deteriorate.
