Hyderabad’s Paradise-Shamirpet elevated corridor hopes to take long-distance traffic off local roads
The 18.18-km corridor is planned to have multiple entry and exit ramps,, allowing motorists to bypass several busy junctions, while the existing road below will continue to serve local traffic. The project is estimated to be completed by the beginning of 2028.
On Saturday evening, Hyderabad was hit by heavy rain that coincided with the rush to visit Ganesh pandals. The city, which had been hot and humid earlier, saw heavy rainfall after 4 p.m., leading to waterlogging and disrupted traffic. Waterlogged roads were reported at several locations, including Shaikpet flyover, Manikonda-Tolichowki towards Gachibowli, Iqbal Minar Road towards the Secretariat, and Nagole towards Bandlaguda.
The rain also affected traffic in areas with heavy footfall for Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations, such as Khairatabad, where large numbers of devotees were visiting the idol. Traffic police and Disaster Response Force personnel were deployed to clear waterlogging and ensure smooth traffic flow. The city recorded varying levels of rainfall, with Nagole receiving the most at 63.3 mm, followed by Shamshabad, Sivarampally, Rajendranagar, and Attapur.
While several parts of Hyderabad remained dry, Rajiv Gandhi International Airport experienced flight disruptions, with two flights being diverted.
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