BMC plans to repair more roads using an ultra thin white topping (UTWT) technologyin another bid to make Mumbai roads pothole-free. A thin layer of concrete will be laid over the asphalt road, especially where it is not possible to repair the entire road or concretise it.
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Accessories
Car
Amplifiers
Car CD
Changers
Car
Digital Media Receivers
Car
Equalizers
Car Satellite
Radio
Car Speakers
Car Stereos
Compasses
Consoles & Organizers
Covers
Cup Holders
Door Entry Guard
Floor Mats & Cargo Liners
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Grab Handles
Gun Racks
Insulation & Noise Control
Keychains
Mirrors
Pedal Accessories
Safety
Shift Boots & Knobs
Steering Wheels & Accessories
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Wednesday, February 12, 2020
Mumbai: Roads to get ultra thin cover to make them pothole-proof February 12, 2020 at 05:52PM
BMC plans to repair more roads using an ultra thin white topping (UTWT) technologyin another bid to make Mumbai roads pothole-free. A thin layer of concrete will be laid over the asphalt road, especially where it is not possible to repair the entire road or concretise it.
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