Archive · 4 Aug 2025
Bihar's Double-Deck Flyover Collapses Amid Heavy Rain
A new, expensive double-decker road bridge in Bihar, India, has partly collapsed after heavy rains.
This bridge was opened just two months ago to help with traffic.
The part that fell is on the lower level.
People are now worried if the bridge was built well.
The video shows a crater on the road.
A section of Bihar's first double-deck flyover sank after heavy rain.
The flyover, costing ₹422 crore, was inaugurated two months prior in June.
The flyover connects Kargil Chowk to PMCH and Science College.
The incident occurred amidst heavy rain and flooding in Patna.
A video shows a section of the flyover with a visible crater.
- Who
- The flyover's structural integrity is now in question.
- What
- A portion of the double-deck flyover sank.
- When
- The flyover was inaugurated in June; the incident happened after heavy rain.
- Where
- Patna, Bihar, India, connecting Kargil Chowk to PMCH and Science College
- Why
- The collapse raises concerns about the flyover's build quality.
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- Location
- Patna, Bihar
- Flyover Type
- Double-deck
- Inauguration Date
- June
- Cost
- ₹422 crore
- Cause
- Heavy Rain
