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PM’s visit: Six key roads to face traffic diversions on November 12, 13

PM’s visit: Six key roads to face traffic diversions on November 12, 13

Mysuru's first tilted LED dome planetarium, which will be inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday.

Traffic movement on six key roads in Mysuru, including stretches leading to Chamundi Hill, will be regulated on November 12 and 13 in view of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to the city on Friday.

Mr. Modi is scheduled to inaugurate an LED dome planetarium during his visit.

The roads where traffic diversions will be in force include Lalitadripura Road (from Lalitadripura Ring Road junction to Helipad junction); IVAC Road (from IVAC junction to Chamundi Hill Road junction); Lalith Mahal Road (from T. Narasipur Road T junction to M.R.C. Circle); Chamundi Hill Road (from Sangolli Rayanna Circle to Chamundi Hill); Lorry Terminal Road (from M.R.C. Circle to Rajahamsa junction); and Nanjangud Road (from Rajahamsa junction to Nanjangud Ring Road junction).

The police have suggested an alternative route for vehicles proceeding towards Chamundi Hill from Sangolli Rayanna Circle. Motorists can take the route via Gautama Buddha Circle, M.M. Road, R. Mahadevappa Circle, Sangeetha Corner, T. Junction, Savitri Bai Phule Circle, Ring Road and Uttanahalli Ring Road before joining Chamundi Hill Road, a press release from the Commissioner of Police said.

The police have advised motorists to avoid the above mentioned road stretches and take alternative routes during the two days.

The police have urged motorists to plan their journeys in advance, use alternative routes wherever possible and follow the instructions of traffic personnel.

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