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Ranasthalam flyover expected to open within six months: officials
The Srikakulam District administration is coordinating closely with highway authorities to accelerate completion of a critical flyover project in Andhra Pradesh. Officials expect the infrastructure work to be operational within the next half-year.
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District Collector Swapnil Dinakar Pundkar and other administrative officials in Srikakulam have intensified engagement with the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) to expedite work on the Ranasthalam flyover, according to sources familiar with the project timeline.
Regular coordination meetings between district-level authorities and NHAI officials have been scheduled to monitor progress and address bottlenecks affecting the construction schedule. The flyover project is considered strategically important for the region's connectivity and traffic management.
Based on current assessments, project officials anticipate the flyover will be ready for public use within approximately six months, contingent on sustained progress and the resolution of any outstanding implementation challenges.
The Srikakulam administration's proactive approach reflects efforts to prioritize infrastructure development in the district. The completion of the Ranasthalam flyover is expected to improve traffic flow on the highway corridor and reduce congestion at a critical junction.