Noida, 27 March

(HS): The Gautam Buddh Nagar Traffic Police provided a thorough advise ahead of

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to the Noida International Airport's

inaugural event on March 28. Entry routes have been defined, parking zones have

been separated, and commercial vehicles have been redirected. The alert will be

in effect from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. on Saturday, with provisions prepared to

ensure the uninterrupted passage of emergency vehicles such as ambulances and

fire trucks. Vehicles from Meerut and Ghaziabad will be routed via the Eastern

Peripheral Expressway, departing at Sirsa Toll and going via designated

roundabouts before reaching the site, where separate parking zones (P-07

(Meerut) and P-06 (Ghaziabad) have been demarcated.

Traffic

traveling between Mathura and Aligarh on the Yamuna Expressway will depart at

Jewar Cut and enter at Sabauta Underpass and Kishorpur Gate, with parking

available in zones P-05, P-09, and P-11. Vehicles from Hapur, Bulandshahr, and

the surrounding districts will be redirected via the Jewar-Khurja route and

enter at Parohi Gate, with parking in zones P-13 and P-14. Dignitaries will

reach the site by the designated Yamuna Expressway interchange and park in

zones P-01, P-02, and P-03, while media persons will enter through Kishorpur

Gate and park in P-08. Police, administrative officials, and government

employees on duty will also utilize the Kishorpur Gate, with parking assigned

at P-10, while official buses will be routed through Dayanantpur and parked at

P15.

Commuters

traveling from Noida and Greater Noida on the Noida-Greater Noida Expressway

will be routed around certain roundabouts and service roads before entering

through a temporary gate at Ranehra Police Post, with parking mostly at P-07. Vehicles

from Greater Noida West and the neighboring areas will be routed through Pari

Chowk, while those from Dankaur and the surrounding territories will use

service roads and canal routes to reach specified entrance points. Two-wheelers

and light motor vehicles will be permitted via Kishorpur Gate, with parking at

P-04, while cars from Jewar town would utilize the same gate and park at P-12.

Commercial

vehicles on the Jewar-Tappal road would be diverted to Tappal, while those

traveling from Khurja to Jewar will be halted and rerouted. To ensure that the

high-profile event runs well, officials recommended commuters to stick to

approved routes and avoid needless travel near the venue.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi