The special operation group and the detective department of police reached a godown off Sevoke Road afternoon and found plastic carry bags packed in sacks
The Siliguri Municipal Corporation (SMC) will engage the Rail India Technical & Economic Service (RITES) Limited to improve road connectivity and traffic movement in the city.
On Saturday, the proposal was passed at the monthly meeting of the board of administrators (BoA) of the Siliguri civic body.
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According to sources, Gautam Deb, chairperson of the BoA, will visit Calcutta soon to hold talks with officials of RITES for the project. At the meeting, the BoA also sanctioned a sum of Rs 18 crore that would be used to maintain and repair roads across the civic area.
“We will engage RITES to develop some alternative roads in the city so that the problem of traffic congestion can be resolved. Next week, I will speak with their officials in Calcutta so that a comprehensive road plan can be drawn up and the new routes can be explored,” Deb said after the meeting.
In Siliguri, Nor wester At 120 Kilometre Per Hour Uproots Trees In Siliguri, Nor wester At 120 Kilometre Per Hour Uproots Trees Trees were uprooted and power supply affected after a nor wester struck Siliguri and neighbouring towns of north Bengal, officials said.
Nor wester uprooted trees in Siligiri and neighbouring areas in north Bengal
Siliguri:
A nor wester packing wind speed of 120 kilometre per hour struck Siliguri and neighbouring towns of north Bengal on Thursday morning, officials said. The squall, locally called,
Kalbaisakhi, uprooted several trees and disrupted power supply in the area. Several roads were also blocked.
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A cloud cover engulfed the city around 10 am and the nor wester brought moderate rainfall, weather officials added. Hill Cart Road, Sevoke Road, SF Road and Burdwan Road were closed as uprooted trees blocked the roads.
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