Archive · 6 Jun 2025
Gurgaon Expressway Flood Prevention: Drain and Culvert Work
Imagine the road gets flooded when it rains hard.
The government is building a special path to drain away the water, like a small river.
However, the pipes under the road are blocked with trash, so the water can't flow away.
The government is trying to clean these pipes before the rainy season, but they need help from the city to keep the trash out.
GMDA is building a 750-meter drain to divert rainwater from the Delhi-Gurgaon Expressway.
The drain aims to prevent flooding of service roads along NH-8 in Narsingpur.
Three culverts along the highway are blocked by encroachments and waste.
NHAI is working to clear the culverts by the weekend.
Residents have faced flooding issues during monsoons for years.
- Who
- GMDA and NHAI
- What
- Construction of a temporary drain to prevent flooding and clearing of culverts.
- When
- Construction ongoing, with a target completion date of June 15; Culvert clearing by weekend.
- Where
- Narsingpur, Gurgaon
- Why
- To prevent flooding of service roads and traffic snarls during monsoon season.
Residents
NHAI/GMDA
Maintenance of Drainage System
Residents
The authorities have not done enough to fix this problem in the past.
NHAI/GMDA
NHAI and MCG must work together to keep the culverts clear of waste and garbage.
- Drain Length
- 750m
- Affected Area
- Delhi-Gurgaon Expressway at Narsingpur
- Number of Culverts
- 3
- Drain Completion Target
- By June 15
- Culvert Blockage Cause
- Waste and sewage