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Pune to use Malaysian tech for elevated roads
Pune is one of the most traffic-choked cities in India.
To fix this, the government is building three big elevated roads.
They will use special technology from Malaysia.
This will help reduce traffic jams and pollution.
The roads will connect Pune to other nearby cities.
Important people like Nitin Gadkari, the road transport minister, and the state's chief minister started the project by laying the foundation stone.
Pune is among the top three or four most traffic-choked cities in India.
Three elevated road corridors will be built using Malaysian technology.
The corridors are Pune-Shirur, Hadapsar-Yavat, and Talegaon-Chakan-Shikrapur.
The project aims to ease traffic congestion and reduce pollution.
Key highways connecting Pune to neighboring cities have seen record vehicle traffic.
- Who
- Union Minister Nitin Gadkari, Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, Deputy Chief Minister Sunetra Pawar
- What
- Construction of elevated road corridors using Malaysian technology
- Where
- Pune district, Maharashtra, India
- When
- Foundation stone laid on Saturday
- Why
- To ease traffic congestion and reduce pollution
Key facts
- Technology
- Malaysian
- Corridors
- Pune-Shirur, Hadapsar-Yavat, Talegaon-Chakan-Shikrapur
- Purpose
- Ease traffic congestion and reduce pollution
- Key Highways
- Pune-Solapur, Pune-Kolhapur, Pune-Nashik, Pune-Mumbai
- Event
- Foundation stone laid by Nitin Gadkari, Devendra Fadnavis, Sunetra Pawar
Quotes
Nitin Gadkari
Union Road Transport and Highways Minister
“The new corridors will use Ultra High Performance Fibre Reinforced Concrete (UHPFRC), a technology developed in Malaysia. Unlike conventional designs, the new method allows the distance between support pillars to increase from 30 metres to nearly 120 metres. This will reduce the number of pillars needed, lower construction costs, and improve traffic flow beneath the elevated roads.”
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“Three major elevated road corridors planned in Pune district will be built using advanced Malaysian technology that will reduce the number of support pillars and improve construction quality.”
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