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Municipal Authority to Launch Infrastructure Repair Drive Across Three Zones
A comprehensive maintenance programme targeting bridges, subways, culverts and footbridges will be rolled out across three regions at an estimated cost of ₹77 lakh. The initiative comes in response to growing concerns raised by residents about deteriorating infrastructure conditions.
LSN India ·
Municipal authorities have announced plans to undertake extensive maintenance and repair work on critical transport infrastructure across three administrative regions. The project will focus on restoring bridges, underground passages, culverts and pedestrian footbridges that have shown signs of wear and structural degradation.
The total expenditure for the infrastructure overhaul has been pegged at ₹77 lakh, with work expected to span all three zones under the municipality's jurisdiction. Officials have indicated that the scope of work will address both routine maintenance issues and more pressing structural concerns identified during recent assessments.
The decision to prioritise these repairs follows persistent complaints from residents regarding the condition of several key infrastructure assets, particularly the underground subway networks. Commuters have raised safety concerns about deteriorating passages and their impact on daily commuting patterns.
The municipal administration is expected to release a detailed timeline for the work soon, with officials indicating that repairs will be executed in phases to minimise disruption to public movement. The project is intended to enhance both the safety and functionality of transport infrastructure serving the three regions.