Goa Activists Turn Potholes into Art to Spotlight Road Safety Concerns

Potholes Near Dabolim Airport Adorned with Rangoli as Activists Urge Road Repairs

In a creative yet poignant display of concern for road safety, social activists in Panjim have taken a unique approach to drawing attention to the perilous pothole problem plaguing the city. Potholes near the Goa Dabolim Airport were transformed into vibrant Rangoli artworks on Monday.

Xencor Polji, a prominent social activist, voiced the community’s grievances regarding the deplorable road conditions in Port Town. He stressed that it is high time for government officials and authorities to address these potholes urgently to prevent accidents.

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The eye-catching Rangoli installations serve as a visual testament to the dire need for road repairs. They not only raise awareness but also highlight the potentially hazardous conditions that commuters face daily.

Potholes have been a persistent issue in many regions, contributing to road accidents and vehicle damage. The unique initiative undertaken by these activists aims to prompt swift action from the authorities to resolve this pressing concern and ensure safer roads for all.

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