Hyderabad: In view of Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao‘s visit to the Gandhi Hospital to unveil the statue of Mahatma Gandhi on Sunday, traffic diversions will be in place from 9 am to 1 pm.
According to an advisory issued by the traffic police, vehicles from St. John’s Rotary and Clock Tower will not be allowed towards Chilkalguda crossroads and will be diverted at Sangeeth crossroads towards Alugadda Bavi.
Motorists from Alugadda Bavi towards Musheerabad will be diverted at Chilkalguda cross-roads towards Seethaphalmandi, Warasiguda, Vidyanagar, and Nallakunta, and traffic coming from RTC cross-roads towards Secunderabad will be diverted at Musheerabad cross-roads towards Kavadiguda and RP Road.
Parking places for Gandhi Hospital meeting include Paramount Apartment parking place at Bhoiguda “Y” Junction, besides Paramount Apartment lane graveyard road and water board office.
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