England cricket team players practiced at Dharamshala Stadium - Photo: Diary Times
Kumud Sharma, Diary Times, Dharamshala , March 05:Â All preparations are in full swing for the final Test match of the series to be played between the cricket teams of India and England from 7 to 11 March. Both the teams have reached Dharamshala. On Tuesday, all the players of the English cricket team sweated profusely at the Dharamshala Cricket Stadium during the practice session.
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Traffic Plan Ready For The Fifth Test Match: If The Crowd Increases Then There Will Be One-Way Traffic In Dharamshala –
On the other hand, the dog squad is going to search the stadium before the final Test match of the series between India and England to be played from 7 to 11 March. A huge crowd of spectators is expected to gather in the final test match. In such a situation, if necessary, the Dharamshala-Kangra road is going to be made one-way, otherwise vehicles will ply on the roads as per routine. Kangra Superintendent of Police Shalini Agnihotri has said this.
SP Shalini Agnihotri said that according to the inputs she has received so far, 8 to 10 thousand spectators are expected to gather in the stadium.
Traffic plans of other states have also been understood for the test match lasting five days. Shalini Agnihotri told that before the fifth test match, police personnel as well as dog squad are going to visit Dharamshala Cricket Stadium.
Shalini Agnihotri told that Soldiers will be deployed under the leadership of police officers at every entry gate of the International Cricket Stadium, Dharamshala. Around 600 police personnel and intelligence department personnel are going to be deployed for the security arrangements and traffic of the fifth Test match.
Drones are going to be monitored around the International Cricket Stadium Dharamshala and on the way to and from the teams.
Kangra SP Shalini Agnihotri said that for security reasons during the match, Dharamshala Stadium is going to be divided into two parts, inner and outer. According to the traffic system, Dharamshala city is going to be divided into seven sectors.
SP Shalini Agnihotri said that if the crowd increases in Dharamshala during the match, then the Dharamshala-Kangra road can be made one-way as per the need. During this period, vehicles going from Dharamshala to Kangra will go via Sakoh. Vehicles coming from Kangra to Dharamshala are going to be taken to Dharamshala via Sheela. Apart from this, the Shaheed Smarak-Circuit House road can also be declared one-way for some time.
This Time Vehicles Will Not Park In Daadi –
This time due to the ongoing Spring Carnival in theDaadi Ground, vehicles are not going to be parked in the Daadi Ground. Police Ground are going to be given first preference for parking. If the police ground is filled, then arrangements will be made to park vehicles in the football stadium being built near Sai Ground and Charan Khad. If needed, standby will be kept on Cheelgadi Road to park the vehicles.
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