<p>A space below the flyover at the KH (Double) Road junction wears a new look, thanks to the efforts of the Indian Oil Corporation. </p>.<p>D L Pramodh, state head of the company, says it got the debris cleaned and broken railings fixed.</p>.<p>“We also replaced the median right from Subbaiah Circle to the entry of the flyover,” says Pramodh.</p>.<p>The patch had become a garbage dump, and pedestrians were squeezing through the openings in the railings to cross the road. “Motorists were trespassing on the space below the flyover and this posed a risk to pedestrians. We have now barricaded the spot and provided a safe passage to pedestrians,” says Pramodh. The company has installed speed-breakers on both sides of the road.</p>.<p>Indian Oil says it worked with the BBMP and the traffic police on the project. “We have planted a row of plants to send out a strong message of a clean and green space,” says Pramodh. </p>
<p>A space below the flyover at the KH (Double) Road junction wears a new look, thanks to the efforts of the Indian Oil Corporation. </p>.<p>D L Pramodh, state head of the company, says it got the debris cleaned and broken railings fixed.</p>.<p>“We also replaced the median right from Subbaiah Circle to the entry of the flyover,” says Pramodh.</p>.<p>The patch had become a garbage dump, and pedestrians were squeezing through the openings in the railings to cross the road. “Motorists were trespassing on the space below the flyover and this posed a risk to pedestrians. We have now barricaded the spot and provided a safe passage to pedestrians,” says Pramodh. The company has installed speed-breakers on both sides of the road.</p>.<p>Indian Oil says it worked with the BBMP and the traffic police on the project. “We have planted a row of plants to send out a strong message of a clean and green space,” says Pramodh. </p>
