The rehabilitation of Andheri’s Gopal Krishna Gokhale Bridge is making steady progress, with the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) working diligently despite various challenges. Full operation is expected by April 2025.
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The expected completion date for the Gokhale Bridge rehabilitation is April 30, 2025.
The main challenges faced during the Gokhale Bridge project include spatial constraints at the construction site, limited space for crane operations, and multiple delays.
The Gokhale Bridge was declared dilapidated and closed in November 2022 due to its deteriorated condition, leading to significant disruptions for commuters in Andheri.
After the girder lowering process, tasks such as installing crash barriers, asphalting, constructing access roads, installing streetlights, and road markings will be completed.
The completion of the Gokhale Bridge will restore a crucial link for thousands of commuters in Andheri, ensuring smoother travel and reducing traffic congestion between the eastern and western parts of the suburb.
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