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Every year, when the rainy season starts, many roads become full of potholes. The newspaper article "Pothole Nation" by Jug Suraiya talks about this common problem. It says that some roads are built so poorly that they get damaged after just a few days of rain.
Potholes are not just bad for vehicles—they are also dangerous for people. They can cause accidents, damage cars and bikes, and make travelling slow and stressful. Many people suffer because of roads that are not built properly.
The article says that rain is not the real problem. The real problem is poor construction, low-quality materials, and lack of responsibility. If roads are built with good materials and checked carefully, they can last for many years.
The government and contractors should make sure that roads are strong and safe. They should be responsible for repairing damaged roads quickly and using public money honestly.
As citizens, we should also report damaged roads and ask for better infrastructure. Good roads make travel safer, save time, and help the country grow.
In conclusion, roads should be built to last, not break after the first rain. Everyone deserves safe and strong roads, and it is time to improve the quality of our infrastructure