Gurugram, Nov. 4 -- The Municipal Corporation of Faridabad (MCF) has launched a new "Pothole Repair and Maintenance Van" service to provide quick, on-site road repairs across the district to improve road conditions and ensure safer commutes, officials said. Introduced under the guidance of MCF commissioner Dhirender Khadgata, the initiative aims to deliver visible and time-bound results. Two dedicated vans have been deployed under the supervision of executive engineer Nitin Kadian to respond to citizen complaints and carry out immediate repairs. Each van is equipped with a roller machine, cutter, and ready-mix cold patch material, enabling teams to repair potholes efficiently without disrupting traffic. The service, which has already commenced operations, is being fully funded by the civic body, at a cost of Rs.2.5 crores, officials said. Khadgata said the project aims to enhance road safety and the commuter experience. "The goal is to make Faridabad's roads smoother, safer, and commuter-friendly," he said. To make the initiative participatory and transparent, MCF has launched a dedicated WhatsApp helpline (+91 9871699494), where residents can send their name, location, and a photograph of the pothole. "Our team will reach the site at the earliest and carry out immediate repairs," Khadgata said, adding that real-time tracking will ensure prompt response and accountability....