NHAI Directs PWD to Regularly Inspect Bhubaneswar Flyovers
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NHAI Directs PWD to Regularly Inspect Bhubaneswar Flyovers

The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has instructed the Public Works Department (PWD) to conduct regular inspections of flyovers in Bhubaneswar, Odisha. This directive aims to ensure the structural integrity and safety of key infrastructure amid increasing traffic volumes.

The directive comes amidst concerns over the maintenance and upkeep of flyovers in Bhubaneswar, a rapidly growing urban centre. NHAI emphasised the importance of proactive inspections to identify any potential structural issues or maintenance needs promptly.

Flyovers play a crucial role in easing traffic congestion and improving urban mobility in Bhubaneswar, connecting key areas and enhancing transportation efficiency. Regular inspections are essential to uphold safety standards and address maintenance requirements effectively.

NHAI's mandate underscores its commitment to enhancing infrastructure reliability and ensuring public safety. By partnering with PWD for regular inspections, NHAI aims to maintain the high standards of construction and safety expected from key urban infrastructure like flyovers.

The collaborative effort between NHAI and PWD is expected to streamline inspection protocols and ensure timely maintenance interventions where necessary. This initiative is part of NHAI's broader strategy to enhance the quality and longevity of infrastructure assets across India, supporting sustainable urban development in Bhubaneswar and beyond.

The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has instructed the Public Works Department (PWD) to conduct regular inspections of flyovers in Bhubaneswar, Odisha. This directive aims to ensure the structural integrity and safety of key infrastructure amid increasing traffic volumes. The directive comes amidst concerns over the maintenance and upkeep of flyovers in Bhubaneswar, a rapidly growing urban centre. NHAI emphasised the importance of proactive inspections to identify any potential structural issues or maintenance needs promptly. Flyovers play a crucial role in easing traffic congestion and improving urban mobility in Bhubaneswar, connecting key areas and enhancing transportation efficiency. Regular inspections are essential to uphold safety standards and address maintenance requirements effectively. NHAI's mandate underscores its commitment to enhancing infrastructure reliability and ensuring public safety. By partnering with PWD for regular inspections, NHAI aims to maintain the high standards of construction and safety expected from key urban infrastructure like flyovers. The collaborative effort between NHAI and PWD is expected to streamline inspection protocols and ensure timely maintenance interventions where necessary. This initiative is part of NHAI's broader strategy to enhance the quality and longevity of infrastructure assets across India, supporting sustainable urban development in Bhubaneswar and beyond.

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