5 days ago
Dronagiri Railway Bridge Lane Closed For Repairs Until October 31
A lane on a bridge in Dronagiri will be closed for repairs.
The closure will start on August 21.
It is expected to continue until October 31.
The bridge is near MSEB Colony and the Gas Turbine Power Station.
Workers will repair parts of the bridge and its approach.
Traffic police have approved the temporary closure.
Drivers should use the other lane marked for traffic.
They should also slow down and use their vehicle lights and reflective strips.
One lane of the Dronagiri Railway Over Bridge will remain closed from August 21 to October 31.
The closure is near MSEB Colony and the Gas Turbine Power Station in Dronagiri.
CIDCO said urgent repairs are being carried out on the RE wall and approach slab.
Navi Mumbai Traffic Police granted a no-objection certificate for the temporary closure.
Motorists must use the alternative lane, drive slowly, and use blinkers and reflective strips.
- Who
- CIDCO is carrying out the repairs, with the closure approved by Navi Mumbai Traffic Police.
- What
- One traffic lane of the Dronagiri Railway Over Bridge will be closed for structural repairs.
- Where
- Near MSEB Colony and the Gas Turbine Power Station in Dronagiri, Navi Mumbai.
- When
- From August 21 through October 31, subject to the progress of the work.
- Why
- To repair the bridge’s RE wall and approach slab section.
Key facts
- Closure period
- August 21 to October 31
- Affected facility
- Dronagiri Railway Over Bridge
- Number of lanes closed
- One traffic lane
- Repair areas
- RE wall and approach slab section
- Approval
- Navi Mumbai Traffic Police issued a no-objection certificate
- Traffic guidance
- Use the designated alternative lane and drive slowly
- Safety measures
- Use vehicle blinkers and reflective strips through the diversion
Quotes
CIDCO
The City and Industrial Development Corporation, which announced the repair-related traffic restriction.
“Motorists are requested to cooperate during the repair period and use the designated alternative lane. They should drive at a reduced speed and ensure that vehicle blinkers and reflective strips are used while passing through the diversion.”
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