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Traffic Advisory Issued for Shreekhetra Bhaunri Celebrations in Puri

As Puri prepares for the Shreekhetra Bhaunri celebration on May 19, the local police have issued a traffic advisory outlining no-vehicle zones and parking arrangements. This initiative aims to manage the expected crowd of devotees and ensure public safety during the festivities. Key areas have been designated as no-vehicle zones, and specific parking facilities have been arranged for visitors. The advisory also includes important notes for commuters regarding traffic diversions. With ongoing inspections and security measures in place, the authorities are committed to providing a safe environment for all attendees.
 

Traffic Advisory for Shreekhetra Bhaunri

Odisha: As Puri prepares for the Shreekhetra Bhaunri celebration on May 19, local authorities have released a detailed traffic advisory. This advisory includes information on traffic diversions, restrictions, and designated no-vehicle zones to manage the influx of devotees during this important event. To maintain public safety and ensure smooth traffic flow, several areas have been marked as no-vehicle zones.


No Vehicle Zones



  1. From Market Square to the exit point of Raybahadur Lane via Narendra Kona

  2. From Narendra Kona to Souchalaya Chhak

  3. From Souchalaya Chhak to Devighata Chhak

  4. Majena Lane and Akshay Patra Lane from the Badadanda side


Parking Arrangements



  1. Vehicles arriving from Market Square can park at JBPC and Municipality Parking.

  2. Parking is also available for vehicles coming from the Mangalaghata side at the under Srisetu Bridge near Bisweswari Chhaka.


NOTE: All vehicles arriving from Mangalahata will be redirected from Devighata Chhak to Kumbharapada Chhak via Jatiababa Chhaka.




In preparation for the celebrations, Puri Police have been conducting unannounced inspections at various hotels in the area to ensure the safety of both visitors and residents. Authorities are actively monitoring CCTV footage and security protocols throughout the pilgrimage town. The Shreekhetra Bhaunri signifies the conclusion of the 42-day-long Chandan Yatra.