After the successful dry run of buses under ‘My Bus’ BMC Commissioner Vishesh Gadpale here on Thursday inspected the ‘My Bus’ dedicated corridors and bus route from Misrod to Bairagarh.
During the inspection, Gadpale also reviewed the ongoing development works at the dedicated corridors. While reviewing the development works he gave certain instructions to the officials concerned. He asked the officials to maintain cleanliness at the bus stops and corridors further whatever damages have happened at the corridors during the monsoon it should be repaired soon. He further told the officials to repaint the grills of the corridors as well as the bus stops. Gadpale also asked the officials to remove the old bus stops from the respective areas as soon as possible.
On the occasion, BMC Commissioner Vishesh Gadpale along with BMC Additional Commissioner Chandramoli Shukla, Chief Engineer Sunil Shrivastava and BMC officials inspected the ‘My Bus’ dedicated corridors and bus route from Misrod to Bairagarh.
Gadpale further instructed the BMC officials to keep a check over the damages that have happened at the corridors during the monsoon and repair them with immediate effect. He further asked them to repair the street lights of the respective bus stops. Further he asked the officials to instruct the rag pickers and sanitary in-charges to remove the garbage from the dedicated corridors and maintain cleanliness of their respective areas. During the visit, Gadpale was also informed about various ongoing development works being carried out in different areas of the city. He asked the officials to remove the unnecessary poles from the areas and install radium signage over there. He asked to repair the roads of Ganesh Temple and also to clean the nullahs of the area. At Kamla Park he asked the officials to quickly remove the old bus stops from there. He gave similar instructions at Hamidia Road and asked the officials to make proper parking lots at the respective areas for smooth movement of the traffic.
He further said to finish the work within four days. During the inspection Deputy Chief Executive Officer Devendra Tiwari, health officer SP Shrivastava and other BMC officials were present.