Communities in Yarra Glen, Ludhiana, Gurgaon, and Bury St Edmunds are facing persistent infrastructure issues, particularly concerning potholes and damaged road conditions. In Yarra Glen, residents report that potholes quickly reappear after rain, causing safety concerns and prompting calls for better maintenance as the government invests $6.6 billion in road upkeep. Ludhiana is grappling with a dangerous, open manhole near the police commissioner's residence, which authorities have yet to repair despite complaints. Gurgaon faces a significant pothole crisis due to aging pipelines and delayed repairs, with residents and local officials urging swift action. Bury St Edmunds has also seen rising frustration over numerous potholes, with one resident even suffering an injury, highlighting inadequacies in municipal responses to reported road hazards. These situations reflect broader challenges in urban infrastructure maintenance and the need for timely action from local authorities.