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Undersea rail tunnel set to be built in Thane Creek

NHSRCL signs contract with Afcons Infrastructure Ltd, kicking off work on India’s first such project, which is part of 21-km stretch

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Bandra-Kurla Complex station site. Pic/Saurabh Raut

Bandra-Kurla Complex station site. Pic/Saurabh Raut

India`s first 7-km-long undersea rail tunnel is set to be constructed in Thane Creek as the National High Speed Rail Corporation Limited (NHSRCL) signed a contract with Afcons Infrastructure Limited, commencing the work process.

"The construction of a 21-km tunnel is one of the most challenging contracts of the Mumbai-Ahmedabad High-Speed Rail corridor. It includes building the country`s first twin-track undersea rail tunnel, measuring 7 km, at Thane Creek. Three tunnel boring machines and the new Austrian tunnelling method will be utilised for this tunnel`s construction," stated Rajendra Prasad, managing director of NHSRCL.

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