Gone in 16 days: Dehradun’s Rs 16 crore bridge collapses in rain
•DEHRADUN: Just 17 days after it was opened to traffic, the Rs 16-crore bridge at Nanda ki Chowki in Dehradun became the latest casualty of heavy rainfall after a large section of its approach road col...
•Officials, however, maintained that the “bridge itself remains structurally safe” and that only the approach road collapsed after overnight rain washed away the soil beneath it.
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DEHRADUN: Just 17 days after it was opened to traffic, the Rs 16-crore bridge at Nanda ki Chowki in Dehradun became the latest casualty of heavy rainfall after a large section of its approach road collapsed early Tuesday, leaving a gaping crater that disconnected the bridge from the Dehradun-Paonta Sahib highway. Officials, however, maintained that the “bridge itself remains structurally safe” and that only the approach road collapsed after overnight rain washed away the soil beneath it.المصدر: Times of India | Source: Times of India
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