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A 120-Crore Railway Overbridge Collapses Within Four Months: Traffic on One Lane Increases the Risk of Accidents; Questions Arise About the Quality of the Road.
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The road under the overbridge, built by the Railways at a cost of approximately ₹120 crore on the Indore-Ahmedabad four-lane in the Naugaon area of Dhar, has begun to crumble within just four months. The asphalt has peeled off at several locations, creating potholes and exposing the underlying gravel. Due to the non-operation of the second lane, traffic from both directions is moving through a single lane, increasing the risk of accidents. The o…
·Bhopal, India
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