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The Mumbai-Ahmedabad High-Speed Rail (MAHSR) corridor, India’s first ambitious bullet train project, has achieved yet another significant milestone with the successful completion of a crucial bridge over the Gorwa-Madhunagar Flyover in Vadodara. The National High Speed Rail Corporation Ltd (NHSRCL) announced on Friday that the elevated viaduct crossing – the Gorwa-Madhunagar Flyover, situated roughly 4 kilometers from the Vadodara Bullet Train station, has been finalized. This accomplishment is part of the larger 508-kilometer stretch of the Mumbai-Ahmedabad corridor , which will feature the high-speed rail operations. The bridge launching took a block period of 10 days to complete, during which NHSRCL implemented stringent safety measures. These included comprehensive hard barricading and clear traffic diversion signage to ensure minimal disruption to local commuters and maintain safety standards. The project phase involved meticulous planning and execution to maintain both progress and safety. This development marks a crucial step forward in the MAHSR project, which aims to significantly reduce travel time between Mumbai and Ahmedabad. Once completed, the bullet train service is expected to offer passengers a seamless and rapid travel experience, enhancing connectivity between two major cities in Gujarat and Maharashtra. The NHSRCL’s successful completion of the bridge not only reflects their commitment to advancing this landmark infrastructure project but also underscores the broader ambition of modernizing India ’s rail network. The Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train project remains on track, with further updates expected as work continues on various segments of the corridor. None
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