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Cyberabad maps 53 flood-prone traffic hotspots ahead of monsoon, pushes work-from-home plan

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Cyberabad maps 53 flood-prone traffic hotspots ahead of monsoon, pushes work-from-home plan
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The Cyberabad traffic police have identified 53 flood-prone areas ahead of the monsoon season to minimize traffic disruptions. They have coordinated with the Disaster Response Force to manage flooding and restore traffic flow. Additionally, the department is encouraging work-from-home arrangements to reduce vehicle congestion during heavy rainfall.

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With monsoon approaching, the Cyberabad traffic police have identified 53 waterlogging points across the commissionerate and put in place a preparedness plan aimed at minimising traffic disruption and ensuring quicker emergency response during heavy rainfall.Cyberabad Traffic DCP S. Sheshadrini Reddy said each of the identified waterlogging points has been assigned to a designated officer, who will coordinate with Disaster Response Force (DRF) and monsoon teams to tackle flooding and restore traffic movement. Commuters and pedestrians crossing the road through a heavy rain that lashed in Hyderabad.

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