The record
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- Cracks have appeared in the retaining walls of a flyover on National Highway-75 near Narasapura and Belluru on the Bengaluru-Chennai route.
- The National Highways Authority of India has banned heavy vehicles from using the flyover as a precautionary measure.
- Only light vehicles, cars and two-wheelers are being allowed on the flyover, while heavy vehicles are directed to the service road.
- The ₹28 crore flyover developed the problem within eight months of its inauguration, raising concerns about the quality of the contractor's work.
- Heavy vehicles now crowding the service road are causing traffic jams that trouble students, workers and local residents near the Narasapura industrial area.
What to watch next
- Whether the highway authority and district administration order permanent repairs to the flyover.
- Whether the authority acts on public demands to ease congestion on the service road.
- Whether the contractor faces scrutiny or action over the quality of construction.
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