Updated On: 18 April, 2022 08:22 AM IST | Mumbai | Rajendra B. Aklekar
Years after bridge was declared unsafe, CR still awaits traffic police nod for demolition; officials say work can start only after Hancock bridge is opened
Carnac bridge is one of the first east-west links across the old Great Indian Peninsula Railway (GIPR), now called the Central Railway
Carnac bridge in south Mumbai is a threat and needs to be demolished urgently as per the recommendations made by the IIT a few years ago, the Central Railway reminded the civic authorities yet again. This comes as the final call is awaited from the traffic police.
The IIT audit report, conducted following the Elphinstone stampede and the collapse of Andheri bridge pathway, declared the bridge as dangerous. “The bridge needs to go from the passenger safety perspective. We have been following up with the traffic police too,” a senior divisional official said.