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Mumbai: Marine Drive tetrapods to get temporary nudge
Updated On: 02 October, 2016 08:10 AM IST | | Sanjeev Shivadekar
<p>They will be removed to allow for building of the Rs 11,000-crore coastal road; some of them will be re-installed later. BMC to seek international expertise to minimise damage to seafront</p>


In an indication that the city will get the coastal road, the BMC announced that it will seek international expertise to dislodge some of the cement tetrapods installed at Marine Drive, Haji Ali and Worli Seaface to facilitate work on this road. Civic officials monitoring the coastal road project said the number of pods dislodged would depend on the alignment required for the 33.2-km road stretching from Nariman Point to Kandivli. The road plan still needs the Coastal Regulation Zone (CRZ) authority's nod, but the BMC is preparing the ground for when it finally comes.
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