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Repairs shouldn’t wait until infra begins crumbling

A spokesperson said that in the interest of passenger safety, the replacement work was essential

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Pic/Western Railway

Pic/Western Railway

The Western Railway has initiated urgent repair work on the Mahim South foot overbridge, which falls under the jurisdiction of the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC). The decision was made following the discovery of cracked precast RCC slabs and severely corroded, perforated supporting beams.  To ensure commuter convenience, two alternative foot overbridges located at the north end of Mahim station remain accessible, allowing passengers to move between the station and both the eastern and western sides.

A spokesperson said that in the interest of passenger safety, the replacement work was essential. The repair work commenced on April 16 and is expected to be completed by April 30. The bridge spans a total length of 40 metres and a width of four metres.

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