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Slippery road on Melapudur underpass pose threat to two-wheeler riders

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Slippery road on Melapudur underpass pose threat to two-wheeler riders
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The Melapudur underpass in Tiruchi is becoming increasingly hazardous for two-wheeler riders due to water seepage mixed with sewage. This has created a slippery surface, leading to accidents as riders struggle to maintain control. Local authorities have been informed about the issue, but maintenance problems persist, exacerbating the risks for road users.

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Publication timeMon, 25 May 2026 19:18:30 +0530
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Seepage of water mixed with sewage through the retaining walls of the underpass at Melapudur in Tiruchi is posing a threat to two-wheeler riders in the city.The continued seepage has led to the growth of moss, making the slushy surface slippery. Two-wheeler riders often slip and fall down while negotiating the spot.Motorists say that since the spot is located on the descent, falling down exposes them to the grave danger of being hit by speeding vehicles coming from behind.“I lost control of the vehicle while passing through the spot and fell down before I could realise what was happening. Fortunately, there was no vehicle coming from behind and I escaped with bruises,” said S.

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