Work to replace the cemented slabs of the foot overbridge at Achalda railway station began on Saturday. The work is expected to be completed within a week, with the bridge expected to be operational by May 20th. This comes after a slab of the bridge collapsed on February 24th, narrowly missing...
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a young man and woman. The bridge has been closed since then, forcing passengers to cross the tracks to access different platforms. Repairs were carried out from March 5th to 11th, and 45 new slabs were fabricated under the supervision of the Inspector of Works from Etawah. The railway administration has reopened the bridge for passengers using platforms 1, 2, 3, and 4 since March 23rd. However, passengers still need to cross the tracks to access the bridge from the railway ground premises side, as the slabs on that side are still broken. The replacement of these slabs is underway and is expected to be completed by March 20th.