313 encroachments across 15 stretches removed in Cyberabad on August 1
The Cyberabad Municipal Corporation removed 313 encroachments from public spaces across 15 different areas as part of its 'Walk Free' initiative. The drive aims to reclaim roads and footpaths to improve urban mobility and prevent future obstructions.
Why it matters
Urban encroachment removal is a critical aspect of city planning and infrastructure maintenance in rapidly growing metropolitan areas.
The Cyberabad Municipal Corporation (CMC) removed 313 encroachments from roads, footpaths and other public spaces across 15 stretches on Saturday, as part of its weekly ‘Walk Free’ initiative.
The enforcement drive covered a total distance of 17.95 km across the Serilingampally, Kukatpally and Quthbullapur zones, according to the civic body.
The highest number of encroachments was removed in Quthbullapur Zone, where CMC teams cleared 154 encroachments along 6.85 km. This included 42 encroachments in Nizampet, 27 in Jeedimetla, 21 in Medchal, 18 each in Chintal and Dundigal, 16 in Kompally and 12 in Gajularamaram.
In the Serilingampally Zone, 106 encroachments were removed along stretches covering 8.5 km. Of these, 30 were removed in Narsingi, 27 in Ameenpur, 18 in Miyapur, 16 in Serilingampally and 15 in Patancheru.
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