Strategic Nala Development Programme (SNDP) works have been accelerated by the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC), with the aim of completing them before the rains arrive. To ensure that the deadline was met, all GHMC zones were asked to send senior engineers to practice. In some areas they encountered resistance from the locals because of the field conditions and the alignments and designs had to change as work began.
A few Nala works are expected to be completed within the next month and a half, according to details of work currently underway in the GHMC. By the end of July, the Zonal Commissioners and Chief Engineers have promised to fast-track the Rs 200 crore worth of works.
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The list Projects are listed below:
Nagireddy Cheruvu (Kapra Cheruvy) flood canal works are estimated to cost Rs 41 crore and are to be completed by June 30.
Fox Sagar Chemical Nala (Kolkalva – Chemical Nala) estimated a cost of Rs.95 crore to be completed by July 15
Picket Nala modernization (At Karachi Bakery) (one-sided) is estimated around Rs.10 crores to be completed by June 30
Erla Pond (National Highway 65), is estimated around Rs.15.58 crore to be completed by July 15
Isukavagu (Nakkavagu) the cost is estimated at around Rs 5 crore to be completed by July 15
Modukula Kunta (Kotha Cheruvu) is estimated to cost Rs 17.80 crore to be completed by July 15
Appacheruvu (Mulgund Cheruvu) is estimated to cost Rs 8.54 crore to be completed by July 31
Bathula Cheruvu (Injapur Nala) is estimated to cost Rs.9.65 crore: to be completed by June 30
Bandlaguda Cheruvu (Nagol Cheruvu) is estimated to cost Rs 7.26 crore to be completed by July 31
Neknampur Nala (Musi), is estimated to cost Rs 24 crore to be completed by July 31
Water logging and inundation arising due to monsoon seasons are being addressed by GHMC’s ‘monsoon emergency teams’ in the city.
Gadwal Vijayalakshmi, the mayor, said 168 emergency monsoon teams had been formed and would work between June and October within GHMC boundaries.
As a result of heavy rains, GHMC will take steps to prevent human death and property damage.
In case of water logging, residents can contact the GHMC Control Room at 04021111111 or the toll-free number 1912.
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