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MSRDC wants 110 hectares of forest for new multimodal corridor
Updated On: 21 January, 2021 07:22 AM IST | Mumbai | Ranjeet Jadhav
A multimodal corridor is a single network that can accommodate buses, bus rapid transport, Metro and cars along with utilities like water, sewage and gas lines

MSRDC says 15.88 hectares of forest in Palghar, 67.02 hectares in Thane and 27.49 hectares in Raigad district will need to be cleared for the project. Representation pic
Mumbai and its adjoining areas of Palghar, Thane and Raigad district stand to lose 110 hectares of forest, equivalent to 12 Oval Maidans, for a multimodal corridor that will come up between Navghar near Vasai and Chirner village in Uran Tehsil.
Project executor Maharashtra State Road Development Corporation has sought clearance from the Union environment ministry saying it will need to divert the green patch for the new route.
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