On record
The Tellapur underpass becomes severely waterlogged after every heavy rainfall due to the absence of an effective drainage system with no proper outlet for rainwater, causing traffic standstills lasting hours. Vehicles become stranded and the State Disaster Response Force has had to be deployed to pump water and manage congestion.
The official record states: "The Zonal Commissioner acknowledged the problem, saying "the matter had been discussed with engineering department officials and directed them to address the issue at the earliest," without a permanent fix implemented."
“An underpass with no drainage outlet, which makes it a very expensive tank after every shower.”— Blunderlust Editorial Desk
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Visitor reviews Satire
“An underpass with no outlet for rainwater, which makes it a reservoir with traffic signals.”
“The disaster response force had to come and pump it out. That is the maintenance plan now.”
“The Zonal Commissioner has directed the engineers to address it at the earliest, which is what was said after the last three showers.”
