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MMRDA completes 250 metres of tunnelling in Mumbai's Orange Gate–Marine Drive underground tunnel project

MMRDA has completed around 250 metres of tunnelling for Mumbai’s Orange Gate–Marine Drive underground tunnel project using advanced slurry shield TBM technology. The corridor is expected to cut peak-hour travel time from 40 minutes to nearly five minutes

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The project comprises twin tunnels with a total single carriageway tunnel length of approximately 4.8 kilometres. PIC/MMRDA

The project comprises twin tunnels with a total single carriageway tunnel length of approximately 4.8 kilometres. PIC/MMRDA

The Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) has completed around 250 metres of underground tunnelling for the Orange Gate-Marine Drive underground road tunnel project, marking a major milestone in the city’s next-generation mobility infrastructure initiative.

According to MMRDA, the tunnelling work was carried out using advanced slurry shield tunnel boring machine (TBM) technology along with the installation of permanent segmental tunnel lining rings, a key structural component that converts excavation into permanent infrastructure.

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