Nagpur: heavy rain whip the city of Nagpur and area side by side on Thursday, leaving most areas in South, East, North and South-West WaterLogged Nagpur and disturbed traffic.
Underbridge Railway Manish Nagar has also truly flooded, uncovering infrastructure development that is not planned in the city.
Toi see vehicle traffic disruption at the Great Nag Road, the inner ring road (especially patches between Chhatrapati Square and Narendra Nagar Underbidge), Manish Nagar Railway Underbidge, Padole Hospital Square and other roads.
Because the streets were flooded, traffic at Chhatrapati Square to Narendra Nagar Rub, Rub Manish Nagar, from Swawlambi Nagar Square to Radhe Mangal Karmalaya diverted to another road, the traffic police said.
When the rain was intensified, health workers (sanitation) Dr.
Pradip Based, Superintending Engineer Manoj Talang and Head of Fire Extinguisher Rajendra Uchake monitored the city from the Command and Control Center (COC) at the NMC New Administration Building.
Watch through CCTV supervision cameras installed throughout the city, sanitation workers are pressed into the service to clear the blocked stormwater network inlet, especially on the road and water boxes such as Shankar Nagar, aware of Coffee House Square, Ashok Chowk (at Great Nag Road), Jagnade Square etc.
It helps drain water quickly.
Guardian District Minister Nitin Raut, Commissioner of the City of Radhakrishnan B, Chief Executive Officer Nagpur City Development Corporation Limited (NSSCDCL) Bhuvaneswari S, Supplementary City Commissioner Ram Joshi and Jalaj Sharma visited the COC and monitored the works of the dewatering of sanitation workers and fires.
department.
The fire control room from the Fire and Emergency Department of NMC received many phone calls related to airlogging, especially in residential areas.
“Rainwater entered many homes that damaged household articles in the slums of Vandevi Nagar near the Kalamna Market, Telephone Nagar in Diphori, Kalyaneshwar Nagar in the South Nagpur among many other residential areas,” Firefighters told Toi.
With a bad or damaged drainage system, rain water flows on the rider under the flyover such as y-shaped blankets and double decker blankets at Wardha Road.
The construction of Pardi Flyover and Metro Rail has damaged the stormwater network near the old field of Pardi Naka in Bhandara Road thus leading to rainwater flowing to shops at the Prasad Apartment.
The property is worth Lakh Rupee damaged due to rainwater that enters more than 50 shops here, said local residents Rajendra Gaur.
Jai Jawan Jai Kisis President Prashant Pawar along with his supporters stormed the rubbing Manish Nagar who flooded and protested Mahametro.
For a request about waterlogging in patches of busy rings, a senior official from the NMC Public Works Department said they had written several letters to the State Public Works Department regarding the wrong construction of the storm water network in many fields of inner circumference areas.
But state institutions have not taken corrective steps until now, the official admitted.