Chennai Metro Phase 2 Launches First U-Girder for Line 3 Viaduct
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Chennai Metro Phase 2 Launches First U-Girder for Line 3 Viaduct

Chennai Metro's Phase 2 has marked a significant achievement as the first U-Girder is launched for the viaduct of Line 3. This milestone represents a crucial step forward in the development of the metro infrastructure in Chennai.

The launch of the U-Girder is a tangible sign of progress in the construction of Line 3, reflecting the commitment of authorities to expand and enhance the city's metro network. The new viaduct, once completed, will contribute to improved connectivity and efficient transportation for residents and commuters in Chennai.

As the metro project advances, the successful launch of the U-Girder highlights the coordination and execution prowess of the teams involved. The development aligns with Chennai's vision for modern and accessible public transportation, addressing the growing demands of the city's population and contributing to its overall urban development.

Chennai Metro's Phase 2 has marked a significant achievement as the first U-Girder is launched for the viaduct of Line 3. This milestone represents a crucial step forward in the development of the metro infrastructure in Chennai. The launch of the U-Girder is a tangible sign of progress in the construction of Line 3, reflecting the commitment of authorities to expand and enhance the city's metro network. The new viaduct, once completed, will contribute to improved connectivity and efficient transportation for residents and commuters in Chennai. As the metro project advances, the successful launch of the U-Girder highlights the coordination and execution prowess of the teams involved. The development aligns with Chennai's vision for modern and accessible public transportation, addressing the growing demands of the city's population and contributing to its overall urban development.

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