Segment casting of MTHL Package-2 begins

Segment casting of MTHL Package-2 begins

The casting work for Package-2, which is for construction of a 7.8-km bridge, involves fast-paced construction work of the project on a temporary bridge of 2.1 km.

Staff ReporterUpdated: Thursday, November 07, 2019, 07:12 AM IST
article-image

Mumbai: The Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) on Wednesday commenced the first segment casting of Package-2 of the Mumbai Trans-Harbour Link (MTHL).

The casting work for Package-2, which is for construction of a 7.8-km bridge, involves fast-paced construction work of the project on a temporary bridge of 2.1 km.

The temporary bridge has the capacity to hold 60 tonnes of weight and runs parallel to the route of the primary sea highway from where the machinery will operate.

This method helps fasten the construction work. “Flagging off the casting work is a significant milestone in the project. I am glad to inform that the project is on time and whatever glitches or minor hiccups were there have been taken care of,” said RA Rajeev, Commissioner, MMRDA.

Additional Metropolitan Commissioner Sanjay Khandare and other dignitaries were also present during the project visit.

RECENT STORIES

Mumbai Traffic Update: Road Closed Near Marol In Andheri East Until May 31; Check Diversion Route...
Mumbai Traffic Update: Road Closed Near Marol In Andheri East Until May 31; Check Diversion Route...
Mumbai Crime: Kanjurmarg Police Arrest 26-Year-Old Murder Accused Within 36 Hours After Chase To...
Mumbai Crime: Kanjurmarg Police Arrest 26-Year-Old Murder Accused Within 36 Hours After Chase To...
Bhandup Murder Accused Akhtar Qureshi Still At Large 21 Days After Stabbing Victim 29 Times
Bhandup Murder Accused Akhtar Qureshi Still At Large 21 Days After Stabbing Victim 29 Times
Ghatkopar Man Dies After 9-Day Battle For Life Following Minor-Driven SUV Crash In Vidyavihar
Ghatkopar Man Dies After 9-Day Battle For Life Following Minor-Driven SUV Crash In Vidyavihar
Metro Line 4 Mishap: MMRDA Writes To Police, Demands Action Against Contractor
Metro Line 4 Mishap: MMRDA Writes To Police, Demands Action Against Contractor