1 year ago
Yercaud Ghat Road Landslip: Repair Work Underway
Imagine a road going up a mountain, like the one to Yercaud.
Part of the road had a landslip, meaning some of the ground under it fell away.
This happened at a turn in the road, causing a wall to collapse and leaving a gap.
The people in charge are fixing it!
They started by putting sandbags to keep things from getting worse.
They plan to build a new wall to make it safe.
The quick fix will take a couple of days, but building the new wall will start in July.
People driving there now need to be careful because of the damage.
A landslip occurred on the Yercaud ghat road, causing a retaining wall to collapse.
The landslip happened at the ninth hairpin bend of the road.
Repair work commenced on Thursday after the landslip on Wednesday.
Workers are placing sandbags in the landslip area as a temporary measure.
Permanent retaining wall construction is expected to begin in July.
- Who
- State highway department officials and workers.
- What
- Repair work on a landslip site.
- Where
- Ninth hairpin bend of the Yercaud ghat road.
- When
- Landslip occurred on Wednesday, repair work began on Thursday.
- Why
- A retaining wall collapsed, creating a hollow space beneath the road.
Key facts
- Location
- Yercaud ghat road
- Incident
- Landslip
- Damage
- Retaining wall collapse
- Temporary Repairs
- Sandbag placement
- Permanent Repairs Start
- Expected in July
