Must fix issues on Borivli flyover at the earliest
Updated On: 29 June, 2022 06:56 AM IST | Mumbai | The Editorial
The BMC has received criticism from users, particularly two-wheeler riders, within a week of its launch

Workers of the BMC’s contractor remove grit from the flyover at Kora Kendra, Borivli. Pic/Nimesh Dave
First it was the steep slope, and now it is the grit meant to improve friction and the rumble strips on the Borivli Kora Kendra flyover that is making the newly inaugurated bridge accident-prone, according to commuters, a report in this paper said. The BMC has received criticism from users, particularly two-wheeler riders, within a week of its launch.
The grit has loosened since it has been washed away in the rain and made the surface uneven. This, some say, has turned the flyover in an accident-prone zone.
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