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Respecting infrastructure is not an option

This was to stop bikers from squeezing through and give walkers right of way. Its surface tiling was smooth and the overall effect was functional as well as aesthetic

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This paper featured a small report about a Worli walkway which showed disintegration and going back to its old state and status months after it had undergone a facelift. This infrastructure, is a little lane linking the Worli Sea Face stretch to the inside Worli road. There are plenty of such lanes.

Yet, what was different about this one was that it had a facelift as recently as February this year. At that time, Koli wall art, a shout out to the Worli village, the proverbial stone’s throw away, adorned the walls as its most striking feature. Garbage had been cleared and bollards placed at the ends. This was to stop bikers from squeezing through and give walkers right of way. Its surface tiling was smooth and the overall effect was functional as well as aesthetic.

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