Danger looms: flyover ends abruptly in western India
by Aditi VermaIn a puzzling and potentially hazardous development, the under-construction flyover on a road in western India’s Maharashtra comes to an abrupt halt. This raises serious safety concerns for both vehicles and pedestrians navigating the area.
The incident took place at an under-construction flyover on Malad Marve Road, ending abruptly at the New Link Road Metro Line in Mumbai and the video went viral on August 11.
Visuals showed an under-construction flyover on Malad Marve Road abruptly ending just before reaching the New Link Road Metro Line. The flyover’s structure stops short, creating an unfinished edge that meets the metro line. Below the metro line, the area is open, revealing a gap where the flyover should connect. This sudden termination of the flyover creates a stark and potentially hazardous discontinuity in the road.
The construction of the flyover on Malad Marve Road, a key infrastructure project, has hit an unexpected snag. The flyover ends suddenly right at the New Link Road Metro Line, creating a precarious situation where vehicles and pedestrians are left at risk. The lack of a clear transition or safety measures could lead to accidents and confusion. Local authorities need to address this issue urgently to ensure the safety of commuters and pedestrians who use this route daily.