NOIDA: Snarls were witnessed on the Maharaja Agrasen Marg despite diversions in place as 1000's visited department stores in Sector 18 for New Year’s Eve celebrations on Monday.
Since the entry of e-rickshaws, auto-rickshaws and cycle-rickshaws used to be barred on the stretch between Atta Chowk and Atta Peer, commuters had a easy run till about 5pm. After that, on the other hand, because the collection of guests went up, there have been snarls on both carriageways of the Maharaja Agrasen Marg as commuters coated up looking for a spot to park their vehicles.
Noida visitors police, in an advisory, had demarcated the area around department stores in Sector 18, The Great India Place (TGIP) mall in Sector 38A and the Logix Mall in Sector 39 as “no parking zones”, stating that vehicles will be towed away in case they are discovered to be parked in the space. Despite the advisory, many vehicles coated up alongside the bridge over the Shahdara drain, particularly on the carriageway from TGIP mall to start out of the Noida-Greater Noida Expressway.
“The rush of tourists to department stores on New Year’s Eve led to a few congestion close to the China lower and the U-turn towards TGIP Mall,” visitors inspector Ravindra Vashishtha informed TOI.
With handiest six cranes to be had, visitors police couldn’t do much to deal with the parking violations. Officers, on the other hand, issued no less than 10 challans for under the influence of alcohol using in the Gol Chakkar and Sector 18 spaces.
With law enforcement officials on top alert forward of the brand new year, police too led checking drives across department stores in the space, including TGIP, DLF Mall of India, The Centerstage Mall and Gardens Galleria. City magistrate Shailendra Mishra stated the checking used to be to forestall mishaps after ingesting at different bars.
Meanwhile, SP (town) Sudha Singh stated 25 inspectors, 50 sub-inspectors, 50 head constables, 250 constables and two platoons would remain deployed on the first day of the brand new year.
“Malls were informed to strictly apply the programme schedule of the New Year bashes, and bars were instructed to operate handiest till 1am. Multiple teams will be deployed to stay a vigil on January 1. One canine squad and bomb disposal squad will remain deployed,” she stated.
Since the entry of e-rickshaws, auto-rickshaws and cycle-rickshaws used to be barred on the stretch between Atta Chowk and Atta Peer, commuters had a easy run till about 5pm. After that, on the other hand, because the collection of guests went up, there have been snarls on both carriageways of the Maharaja Agrasen Marg as commuters coated up looking for a spot to park their vehicles.
Noida visitors police, in an advisory, had demarcated the area around department stores in Sector 18, The Great India Place (TGIP) mall in Sector 38A and the Logix Mall in Sector 39 as “no parking zones”, stating that vehicles will be towed away in case they are discovered to be parked in the space. Despite the advisory, many vehicles coated up alongside the bridge over the Shahdara drain, particularly on the carriageway from TGIP mall to start out of the Noida-Greater Noida Expressway.
“The rush of tourists to department stores on New Year’s Eve led to a few congestion close to the China lower and the U-turn towards TGIP Mall,” visitors inspector Ravindra Vashishtha informed TOI.
With handiest six cranes to be had, visitors police couldn’t do much to deal with the parking violations. Officers, on the other hand, issued no less than 10 challans for under the influence of alcohol using in the Gol Chakkar and Sector 18 spaces.
With law enforcement officials on top alert forward of the brand new year, police too led checking drives across department stores in the space, including TGIP, DLF Mall of India, The Centerstage Mall and Gardens Galleria. City magistrate Shailendra Mishra stated the checking used to be to forestall mishaps after ingesting at different bars.
Meanwhile, SP (town) Sudha Singh stated 25 inspectors, 50 sub-inspectors, 50 head constables, 250 constables and two platoons would remain deployed on the first day of the brand new year.
“Malls were informed to strictly apply the programme schedule of the New Year bashes, and bars were instructed to operate handiest till 1am. Multiple teams will be deployed to stay a vigil on January 1. One canine squad and bomb disposal squad will remain deployed,” she stated.
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