Mangaluru: Sunken slab of Maravoor bridge restored


Team Udayavani, Jul 17, 2021, 8:44 AM IST

Mangaluru: The slab of the Maravoor bridge, on the main road connecting the airport and which had sunk a few feet near a month ago, was lifted and restored on Friday.

The slab lifting works started on Thursday night with consultation from structural experts from Bengaluru and Kerala and using advanced machinery.

The works were finished by Friday afternoon.

The last slab of the bridge on the Phalguni River, which was built 54 years ago, had sunk 2.5 feet shortly before dawn on June 15.

As a result of the slab sinking, traffic over the bridge was stopped for almost a month.

A new bridge is being built next to the bridge. It is being thought that the construction of the new bridge caused the rainwater to flow only under one slab causing it to sink.

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