Pune: The Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) has decided to deploy flying squads to conduct an audit of footpaths across the city and take action against encroachments. Municipal Commissioner, Rajendra Bhosale, announced these measures. This decision is part of the Pedestrian Safety and Amenities Policy, aimed at ensuring safe and hassle-free walking for citizens.
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Under the Civil Road Plan Guideline Policy, Pune Municipal Corporation has constructed 800 kilometers of footpaths on the city’s 2,000 kilometers of roads. However, encroachments have become a major issue. Bhosale stated, “These squads will monitor and take action against illegal activities, including unlicensed hawkers occupying footpaths. I have instructed officials to identify and implement no-hawker zones.”
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Key Points:
– The PMC is taking steps to address the issue of footpath encroachments in Pune.
– Flying squads will be deployed to identify and remove illegal occupants of footpaths.
– The move is aimed at improving pedestrian safety and accessibility.
– The PMC has already constructed a significant length of footpaths but encroachment remains a problem.
In essence, the Pune Municipal Corporation is taking proactive measures to reclaim public spaces and ensure that pedestrians can safely navigate the city.
