Semmancherry’s Surface Intervention: Safety Measures on Pavement Paper that Breaks Abnormally

Recently, a car sank the tire into that open hole. After this, colorful fluorescent obstacles were placed. Ideally, a new plate should be inserted into the gap hole. The image was taken on April 18, 2025. Photo: Prince Frederick | Photo source: Prince Frederick

A penny was lost, but only half of it.

The anxiety in the Hindu city center has recently been cast with a warning light on the sidewalk along Semmanchery by Rajiv Gandhi Salai. The warning was undoubtedly as if it had entered its contract.

The opening is deep, and calling it a danger lurking in the shadows is not exaggerating. Due to the ongoing CMRL work, this section lacks light, and at times of poor lighting, these missing tablets make their presence feel.

According to the nearby shop owner, a car hit that place (at that time, there were no obstacles to drive away the driver; only a pile of branches pushed into the hole), and its tires were hollowed. Poor lighting and distance holes “capture” the driver’s distance. “In the impact, the front bumper was broken.”

A shop owner volunteered to place its advertising committee in a hole in Semmancherry to warn motorists. The image was taken on April 18, 2025. Photo: Prince Frederick | Photo source: Prince Frederick

After the accident, a roadblock was placed, but isn’t this insufficient? If it is injecting holes with new plates and accompanied by supportive masonry work to ensure its perfection, then it may cost a word of praise on practice – don’t mind its lateness.

Not far away, another open hole was waiting. This is again the lack of a tablet. This danger is parked in front of the store’s Warren (Pushpa store is a landmark), but TNRDC representatives won’t bother to make sure the roadblocks are drawn to the danger.

A shop owner volunteered to park its advertising board to warn motorists to leave the hole.

The images were taken on April 18, 2025. Photo: Prince Frederick