Govt sanctions 430 cr for new bridge across Mir Alam Tank
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Hyderabad: The Telangana govt on Friday sanctioned Rs 430 crore to build a bridge across the Mir Alam tank. Once completed, the facility is expected to ease traffic congestion in the ever-busy area.
The bridge, to be constructed by the Musi Riverfront Development Corporation Limited (MRDCL), will be a four-lane structure spanning 2.8 km. It will connect the Bengaluru NH at Shastripuram to Chintalmet Road, according to govt officials.
"So far, commuters were forced to go around the lake to access densely concentrated inner-city roads like the zoo in Bahadurpura, Shastripuram, and Rajendranagar corridor. But now, with the construction of the bridge, travel to these areas will become faster and more convenient," said Suresh Kumar, chief executive engineer (CEE) of MRDCL.
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This latest directive for the project replaces the earlier approval in March for the same project, which had proposed a 2.65-km-long and 22.2-metre-wide bridge at a cost of Rs 363 crore.
The project will be executed under the Engineering Procurement and Construction Mode (EPC), with tenders to be floated for private agencies to undertake the work, as per MRDCL guidelines. The project is expected to commence within a month and be completed in 24 months, according to officials.
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