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Dug up roads at Balanagar, a nightmare to commuters
The dug-up roads at balnagar are causing inconvenience for the commuters. The roads have been dug up for the connection of new gas pipelines. This work is in underconstruction and pedestrains are facing problems to cross the road and walk on these roads. This road connects to Kukatpally and different areas. Heavy traffic jam has been witnessing in this stretch for many months. At least 40 t0 60 mi
Balanagar: The dug-up roads at balnagar are causing inconvenience for the commuters. The roads have been dug up for the connection of new gas pipelines. This work is in underconstruction and pedestrains are facing problems to cross the road and walk on these roads. This road connects to Kukatpally and different areas. Heavy traffic jam has been witnessing in this stretch for many months. At least 40 t0 60 minutes takes to jump the Narsapur road signal.
The roads remain unrepaired after that which has become a matter of concern. These dug up roads are also causing traffic congestion and air pollution in the area. As the roads here is left in a horrible condition.
Syeda Amreen student, who travels daily from Balanagar to Tirmulagiri, said that the work has been going on for last four months. They kept it open near Balanagar bus stop. Till now, they didn’t cover the dug-up roads, however dust is making it difficult to even stand on Narsapur road signal. There is no end to these problems it seems, added Amreen.
By Mohammed Hussain
