Expressing grief at the death of the two girls, the chief minister asked the PWD chief engineer to ensure that the potholes throughout the state are fully repaired as soon as possible.
Rawat said the potholes become even more dangerous during monsoon when they get swamped with rainwater making the roads even more accident-prone for unsuspecting commuters.
Till the time they are fully repaired the potholes should be treated in such a manner that commuters don't have to suffer, he said.
The chief minister also asked the department to prepare an action plan to deal with waterlogged streets during monsoon by putting in place an effective system of drainage for rainwater.
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