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Mumbai railway body completes construction of waterproof pedestrian subway near Bhiwandi Road station
Updated On: 15 June, 2026 10:32 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondent
The 68-metre-long underground structure, with an internal size of 2.6 metresX3.0 metres, has been built beneath seven operational railway lines using advanced engineering techniques without disrupting train services

The facility has been provided with covered approaches, pedestrian pathways, decorative wall finishes, adequate lighting, ventilation, and efficient drainage systems to ensure a safe, comfortable and durable commuting experience. PIC/BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT
The Mumbai Railway Vikas Corporation (MRVC) has completed the construction of a waterproof pedestrian subway near Bhiwandi Road station on Central Railway's Panvel–Vasai Road section, providing a safe and all-weather crossing facility for pedestrians and two-wheeler users.
The 68-metre-long underground structure, with an internal size of 2.6 metresX3.0 metres, has been built beneath seven operational railway lines using advanced engineering techniques without disrupting train services. The subway has been designed to withstand heavy freight loading, including operations on the Dedicated Freight Corridor.
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