The Chief Minister was explained that in all 8705 kms of road surface were damaged and at some places there were heavy damages. There were also 90 breaches and so far 78 breaches were restored. He was told that there were 461 traffic interruptions and 444 out of this were restored. While there were 1128 mandals affected by heavy rains, average rainfall of 80 days were reported during the period from 1-6-2010 to 18-9-2010. The Chief Minister was told that 954 kms of road surface damaged in Kurnool district and 425 kms in Nalgonda district. Continuous rains since June 2010 worsened the road conditions.

All S.Es and E.Es were instructed to take up restoration works on War footing to restore traffic, E.N.Cs and C.Es have been deputed to the districts to monitor the restoration Works and at 444 locations traffic restored against 461 interruptions, Minister R&B reviewed on 17th and 18th September the condition of roads due to heavy rains and follow up action taken by the Department. Dr Rosaiah was informed by the department that all works will be taken up on war footing and will be completed at the earliest.

Meanwhile the Chief Minister also asked the Commissioner, GHMC to immediately take up reconstruction, repair and resurfacing of roads. The Commissioner explained that the tenders are called for and finalised and once the rain stops, work will begin on war footing and will be completed in just 10 days time.