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Coimbatore
PM Visit: Traffic diversion for 13 hours
February 22, 2017
With Prime Minister Narendra Modi along with high profile politicians coming to the city to attend a private function near Vellingiri Hills, City Police have advised public not to use certain roads for heavyduty vehicles for 13 hours.
City Police in a release have also requested vehicle users to not use Sungam By-pass Road, Selvapuram – Perur Road and Ukkadam By-pass Road during the time as the Prime Minister and various others would be travelling.
In addition, the release says two-wheelers should not be parked on road sides between Ukkadam Link Road and Purur By-pass, between Selvapuram Sivalaya and Thelungupalayam Pirivu.
