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Poor road condition at Sarpang Tar: a public concern

June 20, 2020
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The public of Sarpang has raised concerns about the poor road condition of Sarpang Tar. The road is filled with several potholes and some motorists said that the bumpy and bad condition of road not only makes driving inconvenient but also damages their cars. On an average 60 to 100 vehicles commute on the road.

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