Archive · 18 Dec 2025
SCR to Dismantle Old Footbridge at Nampally Station
The South Central Railway is going to take down an old footbridge at Nampally Station in Hyderabad.
This bridge is very old, over 50 years, and is not safe anymore.
It doesn't connect to any train platforms and is above some train tracks, which could be dangerous.
The railway officials think it's best to remove it to keep people safe and make train operations better.
They will take it down in small steps over a few days in December.
SCR to dismantle a dilapidated foot over bridge at Nampally Station.
The FoB is over 50 years old and has severe structural deterioration.
The bridge is not linked to any platforms and poses a safety risk.
Dismantling will occur in a phased manner between December 20 and 23.
The decision aims to enhance public safety and improve rail operations.
- Who
- South Central Railway (SCR)
- What
- Dismantling of a dilapidated foot over bridge
- When
- Between December 20 and 23
- Where
- Nampally Station, Hyderabad
- Why
- Public safety and better rail operations
- Location
- Nampally Station, Hyderabad
- Structure
- Foot Over Bridge (FoB)
- Age
- Over 50 years
- Dismantling Period
- December 20-23
- Reason
- Public safety and rail operations