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Center Owned by Express Publications (Madurai) Ltd.‘Can’t let women, kids fall prey to buses’: Kerala HC stresses on road safety
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The Greater Bengaluru Authority (GBA) and Bengaluru Development Authority (BDA) have opened a public consultation on proposed road circulation plans aimed at addressing the city’s mobility problems, with feedback invited until Dec 11. The authorities emphasize the importance of citizen input in shaping the proposals. Earlier, Bengaluru traffic police have taken steps such as restricting outstation fuel tankers from city roads.
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KOCHI: Expressing concern over the delay in putting in place adequate mechanism to ensure road safety, the Kerala High Court on Tuesday said it could not allow children and women to fall prey to buses, get run over by their wheels and die. “Why would we want to do that? Come up with something,” the…
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KOCHI: Expressing concern over the delay in putting in place adequate mechanism to ensure road safety, the Kerala High Court on Tuesday said it could not allow children and women to fall prey to buses, get run over by their wheels and die. “Why would we want to do that? Come up with something,” the…
