Traffic diversions in place at Uppal crossroads for elevated corridor works
Traffic diversions have been implemented at Uppal crossroads due to the construction of an elevated corridor. The National Highways is overseeing the construction, while the Malkajgiri Municipal Corporation is responsible for a section towards Ramanthapur. Commuters are advised to seek alternative routes as certain roads will be temporarily closed.
- ▪Traffic diversions are in place at Uppal crossroads for elevated corridor construction.
- ▪The National Highways is constructing the corridor between Uppal circle and Narapally.
- ▪RTC bus halts have been shifted to accommodate construction, and certain roads will be temporarily closed.
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Malkajgiri Municipal Corporation has announced a slew of traffic diversions at the Uppal crossroads, in view of the ongoing construction of the elevated corridor between Uppal and Narapally.While the National Highways is taking up the construction between Uppal circle and Narapally as part of the development of NH-163, MMC is the executing agency for the portion between Uppal circle towards Ramanthapur. The corridor has been extended over the junction in order to find solution for the traffic congestion.In order to facilitate the construction of pillars, the halts for the RTC buses towards Warangal, Hanumakonda and Yadagirigutta have been shifted from the present location towards the Nalla Cheruvu lake bund, a statement from MMC informed.From Sunday (May 17), the road towards Warangal…
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