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Visakhapatnam
VISAKHAPATNAM: Work on the Rs.154-crore Pendurty Transit Corridor (PTC), which is part of Bus Rapid Transit Scheme will commence by September 25. Tenders for this 19-km transit corridor, which will have a number of bus stops, have been finalised and the project, entrusted to GKC-Sadbhavana joint venture, is scheduled to be completed in one year. According to GVMC Commissioner Mukesh Kumar Meena, rehabilitation package for the evacuees of the project will be placed before the next council meeting. Speaking to media persons in his office here on Monday, the Commissioner said there were four bidders for the Rs. 155-crore Simhachalam Transit Corridor (STC) and all clearances would be available by the end of this month and works would commence soon. He said there were some problems in respect of a 5-km stretch of the PTC and they were being sorted out. He said that the work on the one km long flyover between Aseelmetta and Divisional Railway Office would also begin soon. Detailed Project Reports (DPR) for two other flyovers proposed at Gopalapatnam and Chavulamadum were awaited. These would go a long way in solving traffic problems in the city, he said. When asked about traffic problems at other busy junctions like Maddilapalem, the Commissioner said that a private agency was commissioned to study the problem and suggest improvements to streamline traffic. On mobilisation of funds for the BRTS, the Commissioner said that apart from internal sources, bonds to the tune of Rs.100 crores were proposed to be issued. The Government had given green signal for issue of bonds, he said. Also the GVMC proposed to go for a loan of Rs.200 crores. “We are seeking permission from the Government for this,” he said, adding that other details of the loan proposal were being worked out.
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