New Delhi, The Delhi authorities will arrange an Built-in Management Centre for higher coordination amongst all departments to deal with urgent problems with waterlogging and visitors congestion, an official mentioned on Saturday.
Delhi govt to arrange Built-in Management Centre for higher coordination amongst departments
The choice on this regard was taken in a current assembly chaired by Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta with the heads of a number of departments, together with energy and PWD, the place the problem of visitors congestion and flooding factors was mentioned.
The official mentioned that directions have been given “to complete the work on 233 traffic congestion points marked to make the traffic system of the capital smooth”.
“An Integrated Control Centre will be created for better coordination and monitoring of all these works so that all departments can work in synergy,” he added.
This Built-in Management Centre, in keeping with officers, will assist in managing points like waterlogging and eliminating darkish spots throughout town in addition to visitors congestion.
A majority of the waterlogging hotspots and visitors jam places are below the jurisdiction of the Public Works Division , which manages 1,400 kilometres of street community within the metropolis.
“The chief minister has asked to ensure that major jam areas are improved and traffic is improved with proper guidelines,” the official mentioned.
In the meantime, Delhi Visitors Police has recognized 4,780 darkish spots. The road lights have been repaired at 1,989 out of about 3,000 darkish spots below the PWD’s jurisdiction.
The chief minister has directed speedy corrective motion on all different marked darkish spots and the PWD has been instructed to cowl all remaining darkish spots within the subsequent 10 days, he added.
This comes as multiplicity of authorities has all the time been a significant problem within the nationwide capital’s progress. A number of infrastructure tasks are largely accomplished previous the set deadlines due to lack of coordination amongst totally different companies.