Cyberabad civic body removes 420 footpath encroachments on July 18 in weekly ‘Walk Free’ drive
The Cyberabad Municipal Corporation removed 420 encroachments from footpaths across 16.7 km during its weekly 'Walk Free' drive. The initiative aims to improve pedestrian safety and accessibility by clearing public spaces in multiple zones.
Why it matters
Urban encroachment removal is critical for improving pedestrian infrastructure and public safety in rapidly growing metropolitan areas.
The Cyberabad Municipal Corporation (CMC) removed 420 encroachments from footpaths and public spaces across its limits as part of its weekly ‘Walk Free’ initiative conducted on Saturday. The drive covered 15 circles and 16 stretches spanning a total distance of 16.7 km.
In Quthbullapur Zone, enforcement teams covered seven circles and eight stretches over 8.2 km, removing 197 encroachments. The drive was carried out in Chintal, Jeedimetla, Kompally, Gajularamaram, Nizampet, Dundigal and Medchal circles.
In Kukatpally Zone, officials removed 67 encroachments during the drive, which covered three circles and three stretches extending 1.5 km. The operation was conducted in Madhapur, Allwyn Colony and Kukatpally circles.
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