Urgent road repairs needed at Y Junction on OU Campus to Tarnaka Road to prevent accidents
Tarnaka: The condition of the road at the Y junction, connecting the OU Campus to Tarnaka, has raised serious safety concerns among commuters, with broken road islands and damaged surfaces obstructing smooth traffic flow and posing a danger to vehicles. The issue has been highlighted by concerned citizens on social media, urging authorities to take immediate action to prevent accidents.
Sailesh Mahadevan, a local resident, took to ‘X’ (formerly Twitter) to bring attention to the issue, posting, “Urgent repair needed at the ‘Y’ Junction (OU campus to Tarnaka). The broken road island is dangerous for commuters and blocks smooth left turns. Please fix it for public safety. Thank you.”
@CommissionrGHMC @GHMCOnline @ZC_Secunderabad @DSecunderabad
Urgent repair needed at the “Y” Junction (OU campus to Tarnaka). The broken road island is dangerous for commuters and blocks smooth left turns. Please fix it for public safety. Thank you pic.twitter.com/MR7kmUNy9M— Sailesh Mahadevan (@fotographix) October 25, 2024
Responding to the concern, the official handle of the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) acknowledged the issue, stating, “Dear citizen, the area AE (Engineering) is informed to inspect the site and attend and update the status. @EE_Secunderabad, @DC_Secunderabad.”
Dear citizen, the area AE (Engineering) is informed to inspect the site and attend and update the status. @EE_Secunderabad @DC_Secunderabad
— GHMC (@GHMCOnline) November 16, 2024
Another citizen, identified as gnany (@valkala), shared a personal account of the danger at the junction. He mentioned, “The turn from OU to Adikmet Road is dangerous due to the damaged surface. Two months ago, I saw a motorcyclist and his family fall as a car turned left, leaving them no room to maneuver. Thankfully, they weren’t hurt, but why has this problem been ignored for so long?”
The turn from OU to Adikmet Road is dangerous due to the damaged surface. Two months ago, I saw a motorcyclist and his family fall as a car turned left, leaving them no room to maneuver. Thankfully, they weren’t hurt, but why has this problem been ignored for so long?
— gnany (@valkala) October 25, 2024
In response to the delay in repairs, Sailesh Mahadevan posted again, saying, “It’s been almost 10 days, and no action has been taken.”
Residents and commuters are urging the authorities to expedite repairs at this critical junction to ensure the safety of motorists and pedestrians alike.
