Flooded flyovers, choked roads: Traffic police change gears on monsoon strategy

On Friday’s downpour, Cyberabad and Haydarabad traffic police Monsoon accepted prepared gaps, but they responded better.

On Saturday, Cyberabad witnessed relatively lighter traffic, but Kukatpallly, especially Balanagar to Bhel Strece, saw a significant blockage. Vehicles, some pockets reported to have changed more than 15 minutes for more than one hour.

Cyberabad Joint Police Commissioner (Traffic) Gajrao Bhupal admitted that there were delays, including coordination between civilian bodies. “On Saturday, we held a meeting with the Büyük Haydarabad Municipality Company (GHMC) and Haydarabad Disaster Response and Asset Protection Agency (Hydraa). After examining the situations on Friday.

Witnessing the knee depth on Friday night, efforts to clean the clogged drains at the Kothaguda-Condapore overpass began with an early expectation of heavy rain magic on Saturday morning.

Mr. Bhupal added that a total of 107 flood points have been identified throughout the commissioners. Although 70% of the proposed engineering modifications were already completed at these points, they did not all give the expected results.

“Some corrections did not work well on the ground. We visit them again. The example of Durgam Cheruvu is encouraging. Even though the road work continued and we inspired it to address other problems, the new drainage worked perfectly this year.”

Haydarabad Joint Police Commissioner (Traffic) D. Joel Davis focused on coordination and advanced planning. “We are getting timely estimates to strategically distribute officers from GHMC and Hydraa at problematic points. Emergency traffic teams, disaster intervention forces and Hydraa units are being deployed according to historical flood patterns,” he said.

Panjagutta, Khairatabad and NIMS, Secretariat and Raj Bhavan, known for once, known for the violent flooding Begumpet, KCP Junction’daki Chicoti gardens in the areas of the areas of the fields of remarkable improvements, he added.

However, new problems arose to the Ayodhya Nagar colony in Mehdatamnam in Mehdiatnam.

The touches continue to be a difficulty due to gradient problems. The police plans to work closer with GHMC on drainage design and care to resolve these concerns. With approximately 64 chronic water bottles points throughout the city, the police gave priority to strategic deployment, deviation and attracting vehicles in busy clocks and storms.

“Additional support from armed reserve police personnel are being mobilized to assist in deviations under the disciplines and subway lines and vehicle inferences,” he said.