Residents of Pammal and Anakaputhur in Chennai are set to see some relief as the Tambaram Corporation has allocated 75 lakhs for road repairs. These roads were damaged during the construction of sewage drains, causing inconvenience and safety concerns for residents. The corporation plans to repair damaged stretches in Pammal and Anakaputhur within a few weeks, aiming to improve daily commutes and enhance overall infrastructure.
Manchester Airport is urging travelers to allow ample time for their journeys due to upcoming closures on the nearby M56 motorway for essential repairs. Resurfacing work and other critical maintenance will occur from June 10th to July 10th, affecting both eastbound and westbound carriageways. This advisory follows recent airport delays caused by Border Force e-gate outages. Despite these challenges, Manchester Airport continues to report record-breaking traffic, with April 2024 marking the seventh consecutive month of passenger growth.
Calgarians have expressed mounting concerns over the dilapidated state of the city’s roads, which have become riddled with hazardous potholes. Mukul Verma, a concerned citizen, has launched a petition demanding immediate action to address the issue, particularly on the busy Deerfoot Trail. Auto mechanics have reported a surge in vehicle damage and alignments due to the severe potholes. The City of Calgary acknowledges the problem, claiming that crews are working tirelessly to fill potholes, with a budget of $6.9 million allocated for repairs. However, the fluctuation in temperatures and moisture penetration continue to exacerbate the formation of potholes.
The junction of Bury New Road, Church Lane, and Stanley Road in Whitefield, Bury, remains in a dilapidated state despite recent road improvement announcements by Bury Council. The intersection features numerous craters, cracks, and holes, posing risks to drivers, motorcyclists, and cyclists. Despite spending £3.2 million on road repairs, the council has prioritized resurfacing Hamilton Road while neglecting the problematic junction. Residents and motorists have expressed frustration, with the Love Whitefield group highlighting the juxtaposition of new cycle lane markings beside the damaged road surface. The council has stated that the junction is being monitored but is not currently included in funding plans.
