1 week ago
Hyderabad Police Monitor KBR Park One-Way Traffic
Hyderabad traffic police checked how cars were moving around KBR Park.
The area had a new one-way traffic system.
It was also raining lightly and continuously.
Two senior police officers visited Jubilee Hills Road No.
45.
They watched the traffic and checked whether vehicles were moving smoothly.
They also considered how the rain was affecting traffic.
The officers gave instructions to other police staff working on the roads.
Their goal was to keep traffic moving safely and smoothly.
Hyderabad traffic police monitored one-way traffic around KBR Park in Banjara Hills.
The monitoring took place amid continuous drizzle and rainfall-related traffic concerns.
Joint Commissioner D. Joel Davis and Deputy Commissioner Kajal Singh visited Jubilee Hills Road No. 45.
Officials inspected vehicular movement and traffic flow after the one-way system was implemented.
Field officers received instructions to help ensure smooth traffic movement.
- Who
- Hyderabad traffic police, led during the inspection by Joint Commissioner D. Joel Davis and Deputy Commissioner Kajal Singh.
- What
- Officials monitored traffic flow and vehicular movement around KBR Park after a one-way system was implemented.
- Where
- Around KBR Park in Banjara Hills, including Jubilee Hills Road No. 45, Hyderabad.
- When
- During continuous drizzle and rainfall; the article does not provide a specific date.
- Why
- To inspect the new one-way traffic system and help ensure smooth traffic movement during the rain.
Key facts
- Location
- KBR Park, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad
- Road inspected
- Jubilee Hills Road No. 45
- Traffic arrangement
- One-way traffic system around KBR Park
- Weather
- Continuous drizzle and rainfall
- Senior official
- D. Joel Davis, Joint Commissioner of Police, Traffic
- Other official
- Kajal Singh, Deputy Commissioner of Police, Traffic-II
- Action taken
- Instructions were issued to field officers to maintain smooth traffic movement









