Uttar Pradesh / Noida : Expressway will be closed for 30 minutes on the day of twin tower blast, many routes will be diverted

The illegal twin tower of Supertech located in Sector-93, Noida, adjacent to Delhi, will be demolished on August 21. Due to this, the Noida Expressway will be closed for thirty minutes on August 21. A plan is being prepared by the agency in this regard. At the same time, before the final blast, there will be a meeting on August 19. All the agencies will participate and brainstorm in this. It is being told that the tower is to be brought down at around 2.30 pm.

Expressway will remain closed for 30 minutes
According to the information, the expressway will be closed 15 minutes before the blast. Apart from this, the expressway will remain closed for 15 minutes even after the blast. A lot of dust is expected to fly after the tower collapse, so this decision has been taken. A meeting is to be held between Noida Authority, Builder and Edifice Engineering in this regard.

What did the officer say
Gautam Budh Nagar Deputy Commissioner of Police (Traffic) Ganesh Prasad Saha said on Tuesday that there will be no traffic movement within a radius of 250 meters around the demolition of the tower, so we have decided to stop the movement of traffic on the Noida-Greater Noida Expressway for half an hour. has done. Saha said that during this time traffic will be diverted near Mahamaya flyover. The traffic police will guide the commuters to take the Dadri-Surajpur-Chhalera (DSC) road. To reach Surajpur and Greater Noida, they can also take Golf Course Road to reach Sector 71 (Noida), Greater Noida West and Greater Noida.

Similarly, commuters going to Noida will be asked to take the DSC route or Greater Noida West route by stopping at Pari Chowk. Ganesh Prasad Saha said that there is less traffic movement on holidays, that is why we have chosen Sunday. He told that we have deputed a traffic inspector for this. The traffic inspector will supervise this entire movement and will give every update to the officials. The traffic police has advised commuters to plan their journey accordingly. The DCP said that on the 21st, people can take the Aqua Metro to avoid inconvenience.