MYSURU: Travelling on Hunsur Road from Kalamandira to Paduvarahalli has transform a nightmare for commuters.
The steep curve near Kalamandira and potholes near Kukkarahalli Lake on Mysuru-Hunsur Road have transform death traps for riders.
On Monday evening, a faculty girl sustained severe accidents when she lost control over her scooter whilst negotiating a pothole in the midst of the street towards Kalamandira. Luckily, two policemen hooked up to VV Puram police station, who have been using on the similar stretch, immediately rushed for her assist, called the ambulance and despatched her to KR Hospital. Some building staff on the Maharani’s Commerce College, who witnessed the coincidence, instructed TOI that the woman didn't notice the pothole which was once proper in the midst of the street.
“The girl was once stored as she was once wearing a helmet or else she would have suffered severe accidents. There are several potholes on the stretch and we notice common accidents on the stretch,” a building employee from Ballari district said. Police said the woman is recovering in a personal health facility.
Commuters, alternatively, whinge that the potholes have gave the impression on the stretch due to deficient quality of street work. After heavy rain inundated Paduvarahalli area throughout closing 12 months’s monsoon, the civic company closed the street for greater than two months to build a stormwater drain across the Hunsur Road by way of laying magic containers.
Mysuru City Corporation (MCC) had laid the asphalt just lately after the drain work was once completed. “But the deficient quality of asphalt gave way potholes which is causing accidents,” said Paduvarahalli resident Basavaraj who had additionally registered a complaint with MCC.
When TOI contacted MCC commissioner K H Jagadeesh, he said that he's going to immediately take steps to fill the potholes on the stretch.
The steep curve near Kalamandira and potholes near Kukkarahalli Lake on Mysuru-Hunsur Road have transform death traps for riders.
On Monday evening, a faculty girl sustained severe accidents when she lost control over her scooter whilst negotiating a pothole in the midst of the street towards Kalamandira. Luckily, two policemen hooked up to VV Puram police station, who have been using on the similar stretch, immediately rushed for her assist, called the ambulance and despatched her to KR Hospital. Some building staff on the Maharani’s Commerce College, who witnessed the coincidence, instructed TOI that the woman didn't notice the pothole which was once proper in the midst of the street.
“The girl was once stored as she was once wearing a helmet or else she would have suffered severe accidents. There are several potholes on the stretch and we notice common accidents on the stretch,” a building employee from Ballari district said. Police said the woman is recovering in a personal health facility.
Commuters, alternatively, whinge that the potholes have gave the impression on the stretch due to deficient quality of street work. After heavy rain inundated Paduvarahalli area throughout closing 12 months’s monsoon, the civic company closed the street for greater than two months to build a stormwater drain across the Hunsur Road by way of laying magic containers.
Mysuru City Corporation (MCC) had laid the asphalt just lately after the drain work was once completed. “But the deficient quality of asphalt gave way potholes which is causing accidents,” said Paduvarahalli resident Basavaraj who had additionally registered a complaint with MCC.
When TOI contacted MCC commissioner K H Jagadeesh, he said that he's going to immediately take steps to fill the potholes on the stretch.
Commuters face ordeal on Hunsur Road
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June 07, 2018
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