Traffic advisory issued ahead of President’s visit to Hyderabad
On November 21 and November 22, traffic in various parts of Hyderabad will be halted or diverted at several key junctions due to the President’s visit.
by News Desk · The Siasat DailyHyderabad: Ahead of the President of India’s visit, the Hyderabad police have issued a traffic advisory on November 21 and November 22.
Commuters are advised to plan their travel as traffic will be either halted or diverted at several key junctions during the President’s movement.
Following are traffic diversions across Hyderabad:
On Thursday, November 21 between 5:30 pm to 9:00 pm, traffic in disruptions are expected at Panjagutta Junction, Greenlands Junction, Begumpet Flyover, HPS Out Gate, Shyam Lal Building, PPNT Flyover, Airport Y Junction, Monappa Junction, Yashoda Hospital, Katriya Hotel, Raj Bhavan Road, VV Statue, Khairatabad Flyover, Necklace Rotary, NTR Marg, Telugu Thalli Junction, Katta Maisamma, Iqbal Minar, Old Ambedkar Statue Junction, Tank Bund, NTR Stadium, and Ashok Nagar Junction.
On Friday, November 22 between 9:30 am and 12:15 pm traffic in Hyderabad will be affected at Raj Bhavan Road, VV Statue, KCP Ansari Manzil, Taj Krishna, Road No. 1/7, NFCL, Sagar Society, NTR Bhavan, Jubilee Hills Check Post, Road No. 45 Junction, Cable Bridge, Road No. 65, Panjagutta Flyover, Monappa Junction, and Begumpet Airport.
The Hyderabad traffic police have urged citizens to contact 9010203626 for real-time travel assistance. Citizens can also report inconveniences or seek updates through social media.
The police have also requested the public’s cooperation to ensure smooth traffic management during the President’s visit to Hyderabad.
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