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Hoardings pulled down by cops
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To make the NH44 clear from obstructions and distractions to the speeding motorists, the Alwal traffic police removed unauthorised hoardings on the highway In all 40 hoardings, wall posters located on the stretch from Suchitra junction to Medchal were removed, said M Ravinder Reddy, traffic inspector He also said by the end of February they would remove all the remaining hoardings in the areas
Suchitra: To make the NH44 clear from obstructions and distractions to the speeding motorists, the Alwal traffic police removed unauthorised hoardings on the highway. In all 40 hoardings, wall posters located on the stretch from Suchitra junction to Medchal were removed, said M Ravinder Reddy, traffic inspector. He also said by the end of February they would remove all the remaining hoardings in the areas.
The step was takes as these illegal hoardings were causing hindrance to the traffic and also creating lots of problems for pedestrians and motorists, added, Ravinder.
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