- By Nidhi Giri
- Wed, 30 Oct 2024 11:12 AM (IST)
- Source:JND
Hyderabad Traffic Advisory: The Hyderabad traffic police has issued an advisory to avoid commuting on the roads leading to Charminar between October 29 and November 3 given the increased visitors during Diwali celebrations. Police have advised commuters to avoid roads from Madina Junction, Murgi Chowk via Laad Bazaar, Rajesh Medical Hall, and Shah Ali Banda, all leading to Charminar. Commuters are requested to avoid the above road stretches on the mentioned dates.
Devotees visiting Bhagyalaxmi temple are advised to follow traffic signages and to park their vehicles at the following places.
-Mufeed Ul Anam School Ground, Sardar Mahal Road, Mirchowk
-Charminar Bus Terminal Parking, Unani Hospital premises, Shah Ali Banda
-SYJ Complex, Government Girls High School, Kali Kaman, Madina Junction, Nayapool
-Quli Qutub Shah Stadium, MJ Bridge, Puranapool, Begum Bazar
-Urdu Muskan Auditorium, Kilwath road, Hussainialam
-Julu Khana, Laad Baazaar; Kilwath Road and Kilwath Ground
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