Dehradun, May 18: Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami on Thursday launched a mobile app which will help make the roads of Uttarakhand pothole-free. Using the "Patch Reporting App", mobile phone users can record pictures of potholes and register their complaints with Public Works Department (PWD) authorities seeking their repair by giving details such as its location.

The complainants will be given updates about action taken for the redressal of their complaints along with pictures. Speaking after launching the app, Dhami said it will help a lot in freeing the state's roads of potholes. Joshimath Land Subsidence: Uttarakhand CM Pushkar Singh Dhami Calls High-Level Meeting, Team of Experts to Review Situation.

He also instructed PWD officials to redress the complaints lodged through the app within a week. Top PWD officials should also constantly monitor the way complaints received through the app are being redressed. The officials should also be held responsible for delays, Dhami said.

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