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Mumbai: Goregaon's newly opened flyover graced by potholes in just five days

That is the story of 460-metre Veer Savarkar flyover in Goregaon West, which was touted to reduce the east-west commute to five minutes

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Work on the flyover had begun in 2015. Pic/Sameer Markande

Work on the flyover had begun in 2015. Pic/Sameer Markande

This has surely got to be some kind of a record! It's been five days since the Veer Savarkar flyover in Goregaon West was opened to traffic, and it's already decorated with potholes. Motorists are not amused and have roundly slammed its construction done by the civic body, which built the bridge to curb the traffic snarls at MTNL junction.

The BMC took about three years to complete work on the 460-metre long flyover. Civic officials said the flyover is expected to reduce travel time from west to east to a mere five minutes from the earlier 45 minutes.

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