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Safety concerns raised over Coastal Road promenade in Mumbai

MUMBAI: Even as the BMC is yet to formally inaugurate the coastal road promenade between Breach Candy and Worli, local residents are already flagging concerns regarding its management and safety. Civic sources said they are awaiting a date from the chief minister's office for the opening. During a meeting held on July 30, with Anil Kumbhare, Joint Commissioner of Police (Traffic), representatives of the Worli Residents Committee, Breach Candy Residents Forum, Napean Sea Road Citizens' Forum, and officials from the Coastal Road project put forth several suggestions. You Can Also Check: Mumbai AQI | Weather in Mumbai | Bank Holidays in Mumbai | Public Holidays in Mumbai These included a demand for a complete no-parking policy along the coastal road, usage of designated bus bays only for pick-ups and drop-offs, restricted operating hours for the promenade to ensure safety, and limiting pedestrian access strictly through underpasses. They also stressed on the importance of actively monitoring the over 100 CCTV cameras installed along the stretch for better crowd and traffic management.