Get potholes fixed through WhatsApp

  • | Thursday | 19th July, 2018

TOI had then contacted Khader if he had similar plans for Dakshina Kannada district. Khader, who termed the suggestion “a great idea”, had assured to look into the issue and hoped to replicate the idea after a discussion with officials. While the initiative in Bengaluru hasn’t seen the desired results, the effectiveness of the drive in the two coastal districts is yet to be seen.WhatsApp numbers of officialsMangaluru9448319640, 9448352324, 9483614354, 9448163789, 9886279916Puttur9886798162Bantwal9448844028Belthangady9448153223Sullia9448026644Subrahmanya9740332429Udupi9448428545, 9448624164, 9448020582Kundapur9900519359Karkala9916156425 The on ground work is scheduled to begin on July 23.Assuring people of a sure solution for potholes, Khader said the matter will be routed to senior officials in the PWD and other departments, if the public does not see a satisfactory solution from their primary point of contacts (see box). The ministers said officers will be held accountable for lapses, if any, in fixing the potholes.There are 112 in Dakshina Kannada and 119 in Udupi under the PWD.TOI suggestionDays after assuming charge last month, minister Parameshwara had launched the pothole drive in Bengaluru.

Mangaluru: Dakshina Kannada and Udupi residents may finally get a chance to participate actively in reporting potholes to the authorities and get them fixed expeditiously.U T Khader, minister for urban development and housing, has made contact numbers of officials from the PWD public, so that people can report potholes to the officials via WhatsApp , and get them fixed.Khader, the only minister from the erstwhile undivided Dakshina Kannada district, seems to have taken a cue from deputy chief minister G Parameshwara in finding a realistic solution to fixing potholes that have marred the roads throughout the two districts.He also convened a meeting with officials from National Highways and PWD, directing them to address the complaints on priority. The on ground work is scheduled to begin on July 23.Assuring people of a sure solution for potholes, Khader said the matter will be routed to senior officials in the PWD and other departments, if the public does not see a satisfactory solution from their primary point of contacts (see box). The ministers said officers will be held accountable for lapses, if any, in fixing the potholes.There are 112 in Dakshina Kannada and 119 in Udupi under the PWD.TOI suggestionDays after assuming charge last month, minister Parameshwara had launched the pothole drive in Bengaluru. TOI had then contacted Khader if he had similar plans for Dakshina Kannada district. Khader, who termed the suggestion “a great idea”, had assured to look into the issue and hoped to replicate the idea after a discussion with officials. While the initiative in Bengaluru hasn’t seen the desired results, the effectiveness of the drive in the two coastal districts is yet to be seen.WhatsApp numbers of officialsMangaluru9448319640, 9448352324, 9483614354, 9448163789, 9886279916Puttur9886798162Bantwal9448844028Belthangady9448153223Sullia9448026644Subrahmanya9740332429Udupi9448428545, 9448624164, 9448020582Kundapur9900519359Karkala9916156425

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