Cyberabad

Over 820 motorists were booked for drunk driving in Hyderabad and Cyberabad. The enforcement action highlights increased scrutiny of impaired driving in the region.

The Cyberabad civic body removed 420 footpath encroachments on July 18 during its weekly 'Walk Free' drive.

DLF food street in Hyderabad saw the demolition of 48 temporary structures, canopies, signboards, and stalls that had encroached on footpaths and public spaces as part of Cyberabad's encroachment removal drive.

The Cyberabad civic body removed 488 footpath encroachments as part of the 'Walk Free' drive. The initiative aims to clear public footpaths to ensure pedestrian accessibility.

Cyberabad will conduct a week-long traffic survey to address congestion in the IT corridor. Officials will perform a vehicle count categorized by day and time to assess traffic movement to and from major companies.

Food safety inspections in Cyberabad identified sanitation lapses at four restaurants, raising concerns about hygiene standards. The findings highlight potential risks to public health and the need for improved compliance.

Hyderabad and Cyberabad police have booked 502 motorists for drunk driving. The enforcement action highlights increased efforts to curb impaired driving in the region.

Cyberabad Police incinerated 833 kg of narcotics valued at ₹5.02 crore. The operation targeted illegal drugs in the region.

697 footpath encroachments were removed, and 114 tonnes of green waste were cleared across Cyberabad on July 4. The cleanup effort focused on urban maintenance and environmental management in the region.

Expired dairy products and poor storage practices were found at a warehouse in Cyberabad. Violations were also detected at two food outlets.

Telangana’s Joint Action Teams have identified 913 waterlogging points across three commissionerates in preparation for the monsoon. The points include 523 in Hyderabad, 202 in Cyberabad, and 188 in Malkajgiri.

694 motorists were booked for drunk driving in Hyderabad and Cyberabad. The enforcement action highlights increased traffic policing efforts in the regions.

Two individuals were arrested in Cyberabad for involvement in a visa extension fraud case. Authorities recovered ₹9.6 lakh linked to the fraudulent activity.

Hyderabad residents are experiencing passport verification delays of up to three weeks caused by the police commissionerate's reorganization. Cyberabad handles approximately 700 passport verification requests each day.

Cockroaches were found in kitchens and mould growth on vegetables during food safety inspections in Cyberabad. The inspections revealed hygiene issues in the area.

Gatherings of five or more people are prohibited within 200 meters of NEET exam centers in Cyberabad starting June 21, as per a notification by Cyberabad Police Commissioner M. Ramesh under Section 163 of the BNSS. Nearby photocopy shops will also remain closed during this period.

Schools in Cyberabad may implement one-day-a-week online classes during the monsoon to reduce traffic congestion caused by pick-ups, drop-offs, and buses.

Cyberabad has started re-verifying 1.37 lakh 'Nenu Saitham' CCTV cameras. Police officials are instructed to ensure all cameras are geo-tagged and records are regularly updated.

Food safety raids in Cyberabad uncovered cockroach infestations and stale food violations at multiple eateries. The inspections revealed widespread health code violations in the area.

Heavy rains in Cyberabad caused waterlogging and traffic snarls. Rajendranagar recorded 55 mm of rainfall, with other areas reporting varying amounts including BHEL Factory at 26.3 mm, Lingampally at 19.8 mm, and Gachibowli at 13.3 mm.

A Cyberabad constable rescued a woman trapped in a submerged car during floods. Floodwater pressure prevented her from opening the car doors as water levels rose.

A brief but intense downpour on June 9 caused severe flooding in Hyderabad's Cyberabad IT corridor, trapping over three lakh vehicles and highlighting vulnerabilities in drainage, planning, and infrastructure.

Cyberabad civic body has intensified its sanitation drive and is enforcing a 'No Bin No Trade' policy to improve cleanliness. The initiative aims to ensure proper waste management and hygiene standards.

Bharosa Centres in Cyberabad have handled 786 cases of rape and child abuse since 2022. The cases include incidents of sexual violence and abuse against minors.

Cyberabad is implementing a road project to alleviate traffic congestion between Allwyn and Miyapur junctions. The project includes a 1.79-km bi-directional bridge and flyover, along with two uni-directional underpasses at Miyapur Junction measuring 633 meters and 825 meters.

Nearly 860 motorists were booked for drunk driving in Hyderabad, Cyberabad, and Malkajgiri. The enforcement action highlights a focus on road safety and alcohol-related traffic violations.

Seven individuals were arrested in Cyberabad for their involvement in trading and 'digital arrest' frauds. The case highlights ongoing efforts to combat cyber-related financial crimes in the region.