Work continues on a war foot before the Monsoon in Delhi, 3400 marked pits will be filled one day; More than 1,000 workers have come together - there is a war foot before the monsoon in Delhi 3400 marked potholes will be filled within a day

PWD minister, Pravesh Verma, announced that PWD will fill 3.400 wells per day on June 24 and prepare more than 1400 km roads for Monsus. This campaign is to assure the public of transparency and accountability in development. The initiative will include advanced technology, more than 200 wagons and more than 1,000 employees. On June 24, PWD fills in a day 3.400 wells. State Bureau, New -Delhi. Public Works Minister (PWD), Pravesh Verma, claimed that PWD will fill 3,400 wells on June 24 by filling 3,400 wells within a day by filling 3,400 km roads for safe and monsoon. The minister said that the purpose of this special campaign is not just the restoration of roads, but that the people of Delhi must ensure that there will now be no time in development, no scam and any excuse. The minister said that the work to fill the well is constantly going on and will continue. But now the monsoon can beat at any time, and it has been decided that 3.400 identified pits will be filled on a single day on Tuesday. The minister also made it clear that this initiative is not just a permanent and transparent system. The roads are divided into zones so that the operation is effective and fast. This one -day campaign is equipped with more than 200 maintenance wagons advanced recovery technology and high quality material. More than 1,000 workers, engineers and supervisors, including 70 AE and 150, will take place immediately on the ground. Each well is taken before and after the recovery of each well and timing pictures. It is made mandatory so that no work can be false. The minister himself will be present on the ground and will monitor real time. A Zonal AE and a senior engineer were made liable for each zone. Immediate steps are taken on failure or negligence. The minister has made it clear that the PWD has so far built a 150 km road and that the remaining 100 km will be ready in a few days. The target is to build 500 km road by next March.