Two days after it was reopened by the Panchkula administration for gentle motor autos following repairs, the highway connecting Morni to Panchkula through Thapli as soon as once more crumbled following rains in Morni Hills on Sunday night.

While the plains remained dry and even the close by Raipur Rani village obtained no rain, there have been heavy showers in Morni Hills, inflicting the highway to present method.

Confirming this, officers on the Morni police publish stated the highway collapsed round 2 pm. “Huge cracks appeared in the road, so we swiftly stopped traffic movement and it caved in shortly after,” officers stated.

Police have diverted the site visitors headed from Panchkula to Morni through Raipiur Rani, including round 20 km to the journey because the roads connecting Morni to Nada Sahib gurdwara and Morni to Chandimandir are additionally not open.

It was solely on Wednesday that site visitors motion for under gentle motor autos was restored on a number of roads connecting Morni with Panchkula, Himachal Pradesh border and different close by villages. Traffic motion had remained suspended since Sunday following widespread harm to roads as a result of heavy rains.

3 govt colleges in Mohali to remain closed until tomorrow

Mohali While all authorities and personal colleges within the district will reopen for offline courses on Monday after staying closed for every week, the district administration has ordered to maintain three authorities colleges in flood-affected areas closed for 2 extra days.

These embody Government Elementary School in Gazipur, Dera Bassi; Government Middle School, Baroli, Kurali; and Government Middle School, Mirzapur, Majri.

Govt hospitals to open at 8 am

With authorities workplaces in Punjab returning to the 9 am-to-5 pm schedule from July 17, the Mohali civil surgeon, Dr Mahesh Kumar, has clarified that the stated schedule will apply solely to workplaces and there shall be no change within the timings of Government hospitals that may open at 8 am and shut at 2 pm as earlier than.