201 encroachments removed in Cyberabad across three zones on September 19
The Cyberabad Municipal Corporation (CMC) conducted a 'Walk-Free' drive on September 19, removing 201 encroachments across 9.9 km of road stretches in 16 circles and three zones. The initiative aimed to clear roads and pedestrian spaces for unobstructed movement, with the Quthbullapur Zone recording the highest number of removals.
Why it matters
This initiative improves urban infrastructure and pedestrian safety, addressing issues of public space encroachment and ensuring better civic amenities for residents in Cyberabad.
The Cyberabad Municipal Corporation (CMC) removed 201 encroachments across 9.9 km of road stretches as part of its ‘Walk-Free’ drive conducted across 16 circles in its three zones on Saturday, September 19.
The drive was aimed at clearing identified encroachments from roads and pedestrian spaces to ensure unobstructed movement for pedestrians and other road users. CMC teams carried out enforcement activity across the Serilingampally, Kukatpally and Quthbullapur zones.
The Quthbullapur Zone recorded the highest number of removals, with 78 encroachments cleared. Gajularamaram accounted for 26 removals, followed by Jeedimetla with 15, Medchal and Chintal with 14 each, and Kompally with nine.
The Kukatpally Zone recorded 67 removals. Madhapur accounted for the highest number with 35 encroachments removed, followed by Kukatpally with 14, Moosapet with nine and Allwyn Colony with nine.
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