Hyderabad: A Step Towards a Cleaner City
In a significant move to reclaim public spaces, the Cyberabad Municipal Corporation (CMC) has successfully removed 345 encroachments across 12.45 km of roads in three zones. This effort marks a crucial step towards restoring the city’s infrastructure and ensuring that citizens have access to clean and safe public areas.
A Zone-wise Breakdown
The Quthbullapur zone emerged as the leader in terms of encroachment removals, with a staggering 161 encroachments cleared from 4.6 km of roads. This zone saw significant removals in several areas, including Jeedimetla (38), Kompally (32), Gajularamaram (21), Dundigal (22), Medchal (18), Nizampet (17), and Chintal (13).
In the Serilingampally zone, 116 encroachments were removed, with Serilingampally accounting for the highest number at 80, followed by Miyapur (28) and Ameenpur (8). The Kukatpally zone also saw significant removals, with 68 encroachments cleared from 3.35 km of roads. Madhapur recorded 23 removals, followed by Kukatpally (20), Moosapet (15), and Allwyn Colony (10).
A Commitment to Maintenance
While the removal of encroachments is a significant achievement, CMC Commissioner G. Srijana has emphasized the importance of continued monitoring to prevent re-encroachment. “The cleared stretches will continue to be monitored to ensure that reclaimed roads, footpaths, and public spaces remain accessible to citizens,” she said. This commitment to maintenance is a crucial step towards maintaining the city’s infrastructure and ensuring that citizens can enjoy the benefits of a cleaner and safer public environment.
A Cleaner City for All
The removal of encroachments is a significant step towards creating a cleaner and more livable city. By reclaiming public spaces and restoring infrastructure, the CMC is working towards creating a city that is more accessible and enjoyable for all citizens. As the city continues to grow and develop, it is essential that the municipal corporation remains committed to maintaining a clean and safe public environment.
A Call to Action
While the removal of encroachments is a significant achievement, there is still much work to be done. Citizens can play a crucial role in maintaining a clean and safe public environment by reporting any instances of encroachment or misuse of public spaces. By working together, we can create a city that is truly worthy of its citizens.
In conclusion, the CMC’s efforts to remove 345 encroachments across 12.45 km of roads in three zones is a significant step towards creating a cleaner and more livable city. With continued commitment to maintenance and a collaborative effort from citizens, we can work towards creating a city that is truly exceptional.