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Ganesh mandal upset as BMC set to repeat 'don't stop, don't dance on bridges' warning again
Updated On: 12 August, 2022 07:48 AM IST | Mumbai | Prajakta Kasale
As city gears for first full Ganpati festival since pandemic, BMC and railways pour cold water, repeat same 2019 warning about dilapidated bridges, which stay unfixed three years later

BMC’s message for Ganesh mandals, at Chinchpokli ROB, in 2019
As Ganesh mandals across Mumbai gear up to celebrate the festival with full gusto after being restrained by the COVID pandemic for two years, they will have to again stop revelry on several bridges that are old and weak. The BMC will likely repeat its ‘don’t stop, don’t dance on bridges’ message for Ganpati processions this time as well. Mandals wondered why the rickety bridges were not fixed in the past three years.
Vigorous activities on the overpasses, many of which are old and weak, could trigger mishaps, said officials. Ganeshotsav will start on August 31.
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