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Bareilly. The repair work of the fort overbridge in Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh is almost complete. Preparations are on to run the vehicles from 4th April i.e. tomorrow. The fort overbridge is closed for almost 3 months. Because of this, it was taking about 60 to 75 minutes to complete the journey of 5 minutes. Due to the closure of the fort overbridge, there was a traffic jam in the city from morning to night. BJP Cantt MLA Sanjeev Aggarwal reached the fort overbridge on Monday and saw the construction work. The MLA says that the overbridge has been repaired. The work of railing and painting will continue even during the operation of vehicles on the overbridge. It has been decided to open the fort overbridge for the passengers from 11 am on Tuesday.
This is how people come in civil lines
After the collapse of the over bridge in Morbi, Gujarat, the fort overbridge of Bareilly was closed for heavy vehicles as well as two wheelers for 3 months. Due to stoppage of vehicles, there was jam around the over bridge and on the link road from morning till night. Most of the passengers come to Civil Lines from Prem Nagar after traveling several kilometers to avoid jam. With the commencement of the operation of vehicles from April 4, several kilometers of additional roundabouts have to be run. But, now the repair work of the overbridge has been completed. Will go through this.
5 crore spent on repair, road will remain closed in front of city station
In front of the city station, there is waterlogging even in minor rains. Along with this, the road was also very dilapidated. Now it has been newly made of RCC. It is getting higher than ever. Due to this this road will remain closed for 10 days. Vehicles will pass from here only from one side. A budget of 4.98 crore was given for the repair work of the fort overbridge.
Bareilly’s only old overbridge built in 1980
The fort over bridge is the oldest in the city. It was built in the year 1980. At that time there was no overbridge in the city. However, it was in a dilapidated condition for the last several years. It used to shake on the exit of big vehicles, but even after this the vehicles continued to operate. A few months ago, after the collapse of the overbridge in Morbi, Gujarat, the officers remembered the fort bridge. After this, the movement of heavy vehicles was stopped. This has increased the traffic at Hussain Bagh, and the fort gate. Administrative, and traffic officials in this matter Tried to get information from, but could not be contacted due to non-pick up of the phone.
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