Updated On: 20 August, 2025 05:18 PM IST | Asif Ali Sayed
Potholes were seen on several roads in Mumbai on Wednesday, causing inconvenience to commuters and raising concerns about road safety. Pics/Shadab Khan and Satej Shinde

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Multiple potholes were spotted in Matunga and Dadar East, especially near the railway station (above) and Hindmata flyover
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Many drivers and local residents complained that the potholes were slowing down traffic

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Large potholes on busy roads increase the risk of accidents
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The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) had earlier announced that it has launched a mobile application, Pothole Quickfix, for pothole complaints

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The application was launched in the first week of June and is now available for download for all citizens of Mumbai
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The BMC typically monitors pothole complaints that citizens submit via social media and through the local ward office’s control rooms

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The Pothole Quickfix application requires only three to four clicks for citizens to register complaints
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The potholes primarily form due to water infiltration through cracks or poor drainage, which weakens the pavement structure