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Chennai Corporation to Overhaul 24 km Thiruvottiyur High Road for Rs.640 Mn
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Chennai Corporation to Overhaul 24 km Thiruvottiyur High Road for Rs.640 Mn

CHENNAI: The Chennai Corporation has earmarked ?640 million for the comprehensive redevelopment of a 24 km stretch of Thiruvottiyur High Road. This initiative aims to enhance road infrastructure and ensure smoother commuting experiences for residents and commuters in the northern part of the city.

The project encompasses extensive repairs, resurfacing, and modernization of the Thiruvottiyur High Road, addressing longstanding concerns over road conditions and safety. Planned improvements include widening of lanes, installation of new street lighting, and upgrading drainage systems to mitigate flooding during monsoon seasons.

Officials from the Chennai Corporation emphasised the project's strategic importance in improving connectivity and enhancing the overall urban infrastructure in the region. The revitalised Thiruvottiyur High Road is expected to cater to increasing traffic demands and facilitate better movement of goods and services.

The allocation of ?640 million underscores the Corporation's commitment to investing in sustainable urban development and infrastructure upgrades that benefit local communities. The project is slated to commence soon, with authorities aiming for timely completion while ensuring minimal disruptions to daily commuting.

Residents and stakeholders anticipate positive outcomes from the redevelopment efforts, anticipating improved road safety, reduced travel times, and enhanced quality of life for those living and working along the Thiruvottiyur High Road corridor. The Chennai Corporation remains focused on delivering this crucial infrastructure project to meet the growing needs of the city's expanding population and economic activities.

CHENNAI: The Chennai Corporation has earmarked ?640 million for the comprehensive redevelopment of a 24 km stretch of Thiruvottiyur High Road. This initiative aims to enhance road infrastructure and ensure smoother commuting experiences for residents and commuters in the northern part of the city. The project encompasses extensive repairs, resurfacing, and modernization of the Thiruvottiyur High Road, addressing longstanding concerns over road conditions and safety. Planned improvements include widening of lanes, installation of new street lighting, and upgrading drainage systems to mitigate flooding during monsoon seasons. Officials from the Chennai Corporation emphasised the project's strategic importance in improving connectivity and enhancing the overall urban infrastructure in the region. The revitalised Thiruvottiyur High Road is expected to cater to increasing traffic demands and facilitate better movement of goods and services. The allocation of ?640 million underscores the Corporation's commitment to investing in sustainable urban development and infrastructure upgrades that benefit local communities. The project is slated to commence soon, with authorities aiming for timely completion while ensuring minimal disruptions to daily commuting. Residents and stakeholders anticipate positive outcomes from the redevelopment efforts, anticipating improved road safety, reduced travel times, and enhanced quality of life for those living and working along the Thiruvottiyur High Road corridor. The Chennai Corporation remains focused on delivering this crucial infrastructure project to meet the growing needs of the city's expanding population and economic activities.

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