New Delhi: Due to leakage of sewer line in West Delhi’s Janakpuri, a major portion of the road has caved in. Officials gave this information on Wednesday. He said that the incident took place on Tuesday night and to prevent any accident, blockade has been done at the spot.
Visuals of the massive cave circulated on social media. The national capital recorded 0.2 mm of rain in a 24-hour period ending 8.30 am on Wednesday.
According to police, the department responsible for maintenance has been informed so that repairs can be carried out.
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The traffic police posted the information of the case on Twitter and informed about the incident.
It tweeted, “Road has caved in near Posangipur Park, due to which traffic is restricted in both directions from Joginder Singh Marg towards Posangipur village and vice versa. Please avoid this route.”
The Traffic Police Department said that it has received information about congestion on Pankha Road in Janakpuri and the road coming from Mangolpuri towards Janakpuri.
“The road caved in due to leakage of Delhi Jal Board’s sewer line. Two pipelines pass through the area – a sewer line and a water pipeline. The sewer line burst which led to the road subsidence.” Senior PWD official said.
“DJB has been informed and they are working to repair the sewer line. Once they repair it, we will fill the road and make it passable once again. We have our The manpower is ready and we will repair the road as soon as the DJB gives us the go-ahead.”
Delhi BJP president Virendra Sachdeva criticized the Arvind Kejriwal government for bowing down.
“People of Delhi are surprised… that Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal claims to make Delhi roads like European roads and here we see potholes, potholes and potholes on Delhi roads. Entry from any border of Delhi The condition of the roads of Delhi is like this as soon as we do it.” Pathetic,” said the politician.
Sachdeva also referred to the death of an autorickshaw driver at a construction site without PWD security last week and demanded accountability from Aam Aadmi Party’s PWD minister Atishi.