MANGALURU: PWD minister H D Revanna stated the Managluru-Bengaluru road stretch on Shiradi Ghat will probably be opened via July five.
Revanna stated the second one phase of Shiradi Ghat building work on NH 75 is nearing final touch. “Within 4 days the work will probably be finished and it will take 10 more days for curing of concrete. We are expecting to open the street for visitors motion via July five,” the minister stated at an respectable evaluation meet held here on Tuesday.
The 2nd phase of the work integrated strengthening from Gulagalale to Maranahalli and providing inflexible pavement from Kempuhole to Addahole. The work was once taken up at an estimated value of Rs 97.92 crore.
Traffic motion on Mangaluru-Bengaluru NH 75 Shiradi Ghat stretch has been totally banned from January 20. Vehicles aren't allowed between Maranahalli in Sakleshpur and Gundya in Puttur at the moment. As a outcome, all vehicles on Mangaluru-Bengaluru course at the moment are diverted by the use of Charmadi and Mysuru routes. With the work nearing final touch, the federal government is anticipating to open the street via July five.
While 12.38km of road on the course was once made concrete, 21km of the stretch was once developed via asphalting in the second one phase. The contract to take in the street building was once given to Mangaluru-based Ocean Constructions India Private Limited.
Earlier, the NH stretch on the Shiradi Ghat was once closed from January 2 to August 9 in 2015 when the first phase of labor was once taken up. A brand new 8.five metre large concrete road was once built between Heggadde to Kempuhole on the Ghat within the first phase. The work was once taken up at a cost of Rs 69.90 crore and the contract was once awarded to Ocean Constructions India Private Limited.
Revanna stated the second one phase of Shiradi Ghat building work on NH 75 is nearing final touch. “Within 4 days the work will probably be finished and it will take 10 more days for curing of concrete. We are expecting to open the street for visitors motion via July five,” the minister stated at an respectable evaluation meet held here on Tuesday.
The 2nd phase of the work integrated strengthening from Gulagalale to Maranahalli and providing inflexible pavement from Kempuhole to Addahole. The work was once taken up at an estimated value of Rs 97.92 crore.
Traffic motion on Mangaluru-Bengaluru NH 75 Shiradi Ghat stretch has been totally banned from January 20. Vehicles aren't allowed between Maranahalli in Sakleshpur and Gundya in Puttur at the moment. As a outcome, all vehicles on Mangaluru-Bengaluru course at the moment are diverted by the use of Charmadi and Mysuru routes. With the work nearing final touch, the federal government is anticipating to open the street via July five.
While 12.38km of road on the course was once made concrete, 21km of the stretch was once developed via asphalting in the second one phase. The contract to take in the street building was once given to Mangaluru-based Ocean Constructions India Private Limited.
Earlier, the NH stretch on the Shiradi Ghat was once closed from January 2 to August 9 in 2015 when the first phase of labor was once taken up. A brand new 8.five metre large concrete road was once built between Heggadde to Kempuhole on the Ghat within the first phase. The work was once taken up at a cost of Rs 69.90 crore and the contract was once awarded to Ocean Constructions India Private Limited.
Shiradi Ghat may be opened by July 5: H D Revanna
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