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Cyberabad and Hyderabad Traffic Police caught nearly 1,000 drunk drivers in special drives, with several recording extremely high BAC levels. Offenders will face court action, fines, social service, or jail. Police warn that fatal accidents under intoxication may attract Section 105 of BNS

Early Wednesday, a truck collision occurred on the PJR Flyover in Gachibowli, Hyderabad, injuring multiple occupants. The injured were rushed to a private hospital, while traffic slowed temporarily. Cyberabad Traffic Police urged motorists to exercise caution on busy flyovers.

Filmmaker Kartik Dayanand raised concerns over illegal parking and traffic congestion near Babylon Club in Nanakramguda. Despite Cyberabad Traffic Police acknowledging his complaint, the filmmaker said the issue persisted, urging action to ease congestion in the busy nightlife area.

Cyberabad traffic police caught 529 people for drunken driving during a weekend drive. Most had BAC levels between 35 and 200 mg/100 ml. In earlier cases this month, 23 offenders were jailed, 27 assigned social service, and others fined

Cyberabad Traffic Police booked 529 persons, including 417 two-wheeler riders, during special weekend drunken driving checks. Rajendranagar registered the highest number of offenders, followed by KPHB, Gachibowli, and Shadnagar. All violators have been issued court summons.

Cyberabad traffic police caught 466 people for drunk driving during weekend checks. Most were two-wheeler riders. A local court fined, jailed, or ordered social service for offenders. Police warned of strict action under Section 105 of BNS for fatal accidents

The Cyberabad Traffic Police closed the Manchirevula Village Road after heavy rains caused severe waterlogging. Traffic diversions were put in place as authorities urged motorists to avoid the stretch and drive cautiously amid continued rainfall across Hyderabad.

Cyberabad Traffic Police will restrict traffic between 5:20 am and 8:30 am on October 12 for the 10-km Grace Cancer Run. Diversions will be in place at Wipro Circle, IIIT Junction, and surrounding areas. Heavy vehicles are prohibited during the event.

The Cyberabad Traffic Police has advised IT and corporate firms to opt for work-from-home on Friday after heavy rains, citing safety and traffic concerns. The advisory seeks to reduce road congestion and ensure emergency services move without hindrance.

Cyberabad traffic police caught 490 people for drunk driving during a special check. Most were two-wheeler riders. Miyapur recorded the highest cases at 123. All offenders must now appear in court. Police aim to prevent road accidents through strict action

A massive boulder shifted from a rocky outcrop and fell onto the Manchirevula service road on the outskirts of Hyderabad, causing significant traffic disruption on Thursday. The Cyberabad traffic police promptly responded and efforts are underway to clear the boulder and restore the traffic flow.

Cyberabad Traffic Police have advised early logouts from 3 pm for IT corridor companies on Tuesday to avoid gridlocks during heavy rainfall. Authorities recommend staggered exits to ensure smooth traffic flow and public safety amid strong wind and rain alerts.

The Cyberabad Traffic Police have urged Hyderabad residents to stay alert to changing weather conditions, with moderate to intense thunderstorms forecast from Friday evening to early Saturday morning. Rainfall between 25 mm and 45 mm is possible in some localities.

Cyberabad traffic police booked 283 individuals for drunk driving during a special check on Saturday. Most were two-wheeler riders aged between 31–40 years. Vehicles were detained and offenders will face court proceedings. Six drivers had dangerously high BAC levels.

The Cyberabad traffic police, during a special drunk driving check held on Saturday night, caught 362 persons and booked cases against them

Among those caught are 199 two wheelers, 10 three wheelers and 43 four wheelers

In April, the police conducted a special drunk driving check across Cyberabad. They caught 1287 persons during the month and booked cases against them

The highest number 83 persons caught are aged between 31 and 40 years followed by 78 persons who are aged between 21- 30 years.

Of them, 176 were driving two-wheelers, 19 were auto drivers and 23 were driving cars

The police booked cases against all the violators and asked them to appear before the court. The vehicles of the violators were also detained by the traffic police.