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- Bengaluru East City Corporation has postponed asphalting the Varthur-Gunjur road because of limited access to necessary construction materials.
- A government-imposed ban on transporting these supplies from Tamil Nadu is creating significant supply chain hurdles.
- Local officials are currently focusing on immediate pothole repairs to improve road safety and travel conditions.
- The ongoing project delays affect a critical stretch containing 20 schools and frequently result in long traffic congestion.
What to watch next
- Resolution of the material transportation ban from Tamil Nadu
- Actual start date of full-fledged asphalting
- Minister Krishna Byre Gowda's site visit to the road stretch
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Krishna Byre Gowda
Greater Bengaluru Development Minister
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“We are trying to fix the problem”
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…to concerns over the road’s poor condition, the minister said the civic authorities had made arrangements to take up the work, but a ban on transportation of materials from Tamil Nadu had emerged as a bottleneck. “ We are trying to fix the problem ,” he said. .The corporation will ensure the road is motorable and widen it at places where property owners have relinquished land, he said. Gowda also promised to visit the stretch but did not give a date. .BECC chief…
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