Ratlam: More Than 150 Years Old Dam Culvert Closed For 12 Days, People Will Have To Travel Four Km

The closure of the culvert from February 1 was announced earlier by the Railways. – Photo: Social Media Expansion at Ratlam Divisional Headquarters of Western Railway approx 12 The culvert built by the British years ago has been closed on Wednesday. There will be no traffic through the culvert for the next 233 days. People will have to go around now. You will have to walk about 4 kms. Tell that the closure of the culvert from February 1 was announced earlier by the Railways. After that, from 8 am on Wednesday, the railway has completely stopped the movement by placing barricades on both sides of the culvert near the railway colony. The reason behind the closure of the bridge is being told to repair the road inside it. It is beyond everyone’s understanding to close the road for 2 weeks to repair a small part of the road. Pedestrian trouble and will increase
1675249442 Thousands of people from other colonies adjacent to the area, including the railway colony, will now have to change the route due to the stoppage of traffic on the Daat bridge. After traveling about three to four km long, people have to travel through Chetak overbridge via Sailana Road. The traffic pressure in this area has further increased. Similarly, from morning to evening, the situation of jam is created many times a day at the Ram Mandir intersection, in such a way now the next 415 Due to high traffic pressure for days, the problems of the passengers traveling through the area will increase further. After the decision of the Railways to close the culvert, the police prepared a plan to handle the traffic system. Is. In fact, now the entire pressure of traffic has increased on Sailana Road. In such a situation, from the morning itself, from Ram Mandir intersection to Maharana Pratap Chowk, the police appeared ready to restore the traffic system. Everything looked normal due to less traffic pressure in the morning, but dealing with the traffic pressure after noon till night was no less than a challenge for the police. When people passing through Daat’s bridge area like everyday reached here in the morning, the road was seen closed. In such a situation, people had to change the route and move. Policemen were also seen deployed on both sides of the culvert to stop the people, through whom the drivers coming here were told to change the route. ,