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Gurgaon's pothole problem persists as root causes remain unaddressed each monsoon

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Gurgaon continues to face recurring road damage and waterlogging every monsoon season, exposing deep-rooted flaws in the city's drainage and construction systems. Despite repeated spending on road repairs, authorities have failed to address the underlying infrastructure problems. Experts point out that roads function as part of an interconnected network, making adequate drainage a critical component of any lasting solution. The annual repair cycle suggests a reactive approach rather than a long-term structural fix to the city's infrastructure challenges.

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