Newly planned bridge, elevated corridor will be linked, says Nehru
The Hindu
The existing bridge between Chinthamani and Mambalasalai to be replaced
TIRUCHI The new bridge to be built across the Cauvery will have a direct link with the proposed elevated corridor from Odathurai to Kambarasampettai, said Minister for Municipal Administration K.N. Nehru. Speaking to reporters after flagging off drinking water rejuvenation and augmentation works to be undertaken at an estimate of ₹54.27 crore in the city on Sunday, Mr. Nehru said the existing bridge between Chinthamani and Mambalasalai had served the people for more than 45 years and had weakened mainly due to improper repair and maintenance works. Hence, it had been decided to replace the bridge with a new one. The State Highways would execute the project at a cost of ₹86 crore.
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