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Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train project: Work on 7-km undersea rail tunnel commences

In the latest update, it said 194 km of viaduct and 322 km of pier work have been completed, three (03) steel bridges spanning 70 meters

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The work for India's first seven-kilometer undersea rail tunnel, which is a part of the 21-kilometre long tunnel between BKC and Shilphata in Mumbai has commenced, National High Speed Rail Corporation (NHSRCL) said in its latest update. NHSRCL is overseeing the ambitious Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train project.

In the latest update, it said 194 km of viaduct and 322 km of pier work have been completed, three (03) steel bridges spanning 70 meters, 100 meters and 130 meters are completed in Surat, Anand and Vadodara, respectively.

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