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Mumbai: Currey Road station's foot-over-bridges fail to ease commuters' woes
Updated On: 16 February, 2018 07:31 PM IST | Mumbai | Rajendra B Aklekar
One would assume that following last year's stampede at Elphinstone Road station in which 23 died, the Railways would exercise care while handling future projects at the city's stations


The bridge built by the Railways lands in a public playground in the west
One would assume that following last year's stampede at Elphinstone Road station in which 23 died, the Railways would exercise care while handling future projects at the city's stations. Far from it, a city MP has revealed how the lack of coordination between the Railways' infra planners, building two new foot overbridges (FOBs) at Currey Road station on Central Railway, will leave commuters scrambling. The two newly-constructed FOBs, one of which will open next week, not only land in opposite directions — one in east and the other in the west -- of the single-platform station, they also don't have a connector.
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