Lonavala, December 5, 2023: Lonavala authorities prepare to take strict action against unauthorized Maggi stalls, tempo stalls and other temporary shops along the old Pune-Mumbai Expressway and Sahara Bridge in the city. We are promoting. Lonavala is a trendy tourist destination and attracts a large number of visitors, including tourists and VIPs, especially on weekends and holidays. However, the proliferation of illegal food stalls and temporary stores has caused traffic congestion, creating difficulties for both tourists and the general public.
Unauthorized food stalls, tea shops and snack centers at Maggi Point on National Highway 48 from Mumbai to Pune have not only encroached on public space but also created unhealthy competition among vendors, resulting in A fight or serious crime has occurred and has been registered with the police. Lonavala City Police Station.
The situation has worsened as vehicles travel at high speeds on the slopes from Lonavala to Maggi Point in Mumbai. The habit of parking vehicles on the side of the road while people visit Magee Point for tea and food is contributing to the increase in accidents.
To address these issues, sub-inspector police officer Satyasai Karthik of Lonavala station has initiated a correspondence along with the executive engineer of the Maharashtra State Road Development Corporation, Pune and the chief executive of the Lonavala Municipal Council. The goal is to completely close down the unlicensed Maggi shop on National Highway 48 in Lonavla city, Snack and Tea’s tempo pushcart on Sahara Bridge and others contributing to traffic and safety concerns. The idea is to remove small shops. Strict measures are expected to be taken to restore order and ensure the safety of both local residents and visitors.
