T20 Jamtha T-Point closed for traffic;Fans asked to take metro on match day

 

 

WITH the first T20 International match between India and New Zealand set to take place on January 21 at the VCA Stadium in Jamtha, the Nagpur Traffic Police have rolled out a special traffic management plan to prevent congestion. DCP Traffic Lohit Matani said that, all vehicles will be barred from entering the JamthaT-Point on match day. Only vehicles carrying players and umpires will be allowed to use this route. VCA members’ vehicles will also follow the same entry system. School buses will be required to take a U-turn near the National Cancer Institute (NCI) and park at the designated parking area near Gate No 13.

 

To reduce traffic pressure, spectators have been strongly advised to use the Metro service. “With such a large crowd expected, traffic movement may slow down despite all arrangements. Using the Metro will help avoid delays,” DCP Matani said. Feeder buses will operate fromMetro stations to the stadium. NCI route for vehicles from city VEHICLES travelling fromNagpur towards Jamtha shouldtake a left turn fromWardha Roadnear the National CancerInstitute. From there, they must turn left near Mauli Nagar and proceed to the designated parking areas. To minimise inconvenience to local residents, separate entry and exitroutes have been planned. Different parking zones have been earmarked for two-wheelers, four-wheelers, school buses, VIPs, police personnel, and media vehicles. 

 

 

VEHICLESarriving fromWardhaRoadandButibori towards Jamtha will be directed to Parking Zone ‘F’near theBrahmakumariarea.Two-wheelersand four-wheelers will be parked on separate sides. Vehicles crossing the Jamtha T-Point near Ultratechwillbeparkedindesignated four-wheeler zones, from where feeder buses will transport spectators to the stadium. Motorists must strictly follow the marked entry and exit routes. The Traffic Police have also advised citizens to refer to theofficialguidelinemapissued fordetailed route information.

 

 

DRIVERS who are not heading for the cricket match are requested to avoid the Jamtha route on January 21, especially between 5 pm and 7 pm before the match, and 10 pm to 11.30 pm after the match, to prevent unnecessary congestion.