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Mumbai: One year on, Mulund residents still waiting for vital FOB to be rebuilt

Pedestrians bemoan absence of east-west connector, ask authorities to expedite work

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Site of the Mulund ROB, which was pulled down after being upgraded and opened to pedestrians in 2023. Pics/Rajendra B. Aklekar

Site of the Mulund ROB, which was pulled down after being upgraded and opened to pedestrians in 2023. Pics/Rajendra B. Aklekar

Mulund residents have requested the authorities to expedite the building of a foot overbridge (FOB) across the railway station, which has been closed for over a year now. The structure was the only one that pedestrians could use to cross from the east to the west without having to buy a ticket. “We want to know the status of the foot overbridge. Why it is taking so much time? Does building a single FOB take so long?” advocate Sagar Devre, a local resident and activist, asked.

mid-day had exposed how the 50-year-old pedestrian bridge had been corroded due to rotting vegetables and fruits left behind by hawkers and illegal alterations by a public toilet contractor. The bridge was subsequently repaired, upgraded and opened by the Central Railway (CR) for about six months in 2023.

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