If everything goes according to the plan, then by the end of next year, motorists will be able travel by the Mumbai Trans Harbor Link (MTHL)—the longest sea bridge in India—connecting Sewri to Nhava Sheva. The work on the bridge is progressing at a fast pace.

Recently, SVR Srinivas, Metropolitan Commissioner of MMRDA, reviewed the progress of the MTHL packages 1, 2, 3 and 4 with multiple stakeholders. During the meeting, he directed them to ensure work on Sewri Interchange and erection of Orthotropic Steel Deck progress as per schedule.