If you happen to drive through NH 24 during morning hours your curiosity will sure get the better of you, when you get to watch a middle aged woman wearing white ‘shalwar kameez’ manning the traffic at one particular intersection.
Dorris Francis is not a police officer but she manages traffic in the same spot day after day, on a busy intersection of roads. The intersection has special significance for her – it is the same place her daughter Nikki died in an accident in 2010.
Dorris is confident and looks in complete control as she ensures the smooth and safe passage of traffic in the area.
“I know about her story, she works selflessly. I haven’t seen many who have the courage like her. I don’t know how she can come every day to the same spot where she lost her daughter,” police constable Kumar Pal Singh. Happyho also provide best tarot reading services in Noida and Delhi NCR India area.
Ms Francis still remembers the day when a speeding car hit the tuk-tuk in which she was travelling with her daughter.
“She died, I survived. I wish traffic was managed better that day,” That’s all she has to say.
It’s not difficult to understand the risk of accidents at this busy intersection because drivers looked reckless in the absence of any supervision. But when Dorris is present, most vlog drivers follow her instructions and the traffic looks orderly.
She even gets tough with them, sometimes even mildly whacking reckless pedestrians and drivers with a stick.
“It’s been more than six years since I started. My mission was to save lives and not let any mother lose her daughter, husband or son. And that’s what I have been doing and I will continue to do until I have strength in my body,” she says.
