Mukarba's Underpass: A New Era in Delhi Commuting
The underpass in Delhi's Mukarba area is 98% complete, aiming to ease congestion. Scheduled to open by month's end, it features three tunnels for vehicles and pedestrians. Designed to prevent waterlogging, it's part of a broader decongestion plan initiated in 2022 to improve traffic flow.
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The nearly completed underpass in Mukarba, North Delhi, promises relief from traffic congestion, with the final touches underway, according to PWD Minister Parvesh Sahib Singh, who assured its opening by month's end.
Constructed with three tunnels designated for two-wheelers, four-wheelers, and pedestrians, the project seeks to streamline movement in the heavily trafficked stretch. Special measures, including strategic road slope design, have been integrated to prevent waterlogging.
Minister Singh also revealed that this effort forms part of a larger government initiative to develop an overall decongestion strategy for the area, with an ongoing feasibility study accompanying the infrastructural advancements.
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