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Mumbai: FOB connecting Elphinstone-Parel stations becomes operational
Updated On: 04 July, 2018 06:12 PM IST | Mumbai | PTI
The FOB has been built at a cost of Rs 9.85 crore and is an addition to the FOB constructed by the Army recently

The roof of the new foot-over-bridge has been imported from Dubai
Suburban train commuters at the Elphinstone Road-Parel stations here got a big relief as the Western Railway today threw open a 73-meter-long foot-over-bridge (FOB). Work on the 6-metre-wide FOB was initiated on September 29 last year, the day on which a stampede at Elphinstone Road FOB staircase killed 23 people. The FOB connects Parel station and new platforms of Parel Terminus.
The FOB opening comes a day after a part of the pedestrian pathway of Gokhale Bridge, a road overbridge (ROB) in Andheri (East), collapsed amid rains, bringing train services of the Western Railway to a halt for several hours. The FOB construction work got over yesterday and it was opened for passengers today without any "ceremony", Western Railway Chief PRO Ravinder Bhakar told PTI.
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