MPMRCL's MD Inspects Bhopal Metro Project Works

15 Jan 2025 CW Team

Madhya Pradesh Metro Rail Corporation Ltd (MPMRCL) managing director, S Krishna Chaitanya inspected the Bhopal Metro Project. It including the Subhash Nagar Depot, to assess construction progress and coordinate officials, consultants, and contractors for the July passenger operations launch. The inspection covered depot infrastructure, station construction, and viaducts, aiming for timely completion and efficient resource use. Chaitanya's inspection began at the Subhash Nagar Depot and continued to the elevated corridor and Karond metro station. At the depot, Chaitanya focused on the auxiliary sub-station, traction sub-station, and the control room within the administrative building. He assessed the progress of these key infrastructure components. He directed the contractors to enhance the workforce at both the depot and station, advocating for operations to be conducted in both day and night shifts. At Karond metro station, Chaitanya received updates on the rapid progress of the viaduct construction.

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