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PWD demolishes 100-year-old bridge in Maharashtra
Updated On: 05 December, 2018 09:42 AM IST | Thane | ANI
The bridge, which was over 100-years-old was in a dilapidated condition and declared dangerous for use, due to which officials were forced to tear down the structure on Monday

Thane: A bridge over Kalu River that connected Murbad and Shahapur areas in Thane district has been demolished using explosives by the Public Works Department. The bridge, which was over 100-years-old was in a dilapidated condition and declared dangerous for use, due to which officials were forced to tear down the structure on Monday.
A bridge over Kalu river that connected Murbad and Shahapur areas in Thane district of Maharashtra was demolished using explosives by Public Works Department on December 3. The bridge which is over 100-years-old was in a dilapidated condition & was declared dangerous for use pic.twitter.com/p27Ssiv57e
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This step was taken after auditing was ordered for all bridges constructed over rivers. It was during the audit that this bridge was declared dangerous.


