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Bridging a gulf in Mumbai

— PHOTO: AFP

Crucial link: This undated handout photograph from the Hindustan Construction Company shows the Bandra-Worli Sea Link in Mumbai. To be opened on June 30, the eight-lane, 5.6-km link, India’s first bridge to be constructed in open sea conditions with a 4.7 km, twin, 4-lane independent carriageway, will ease traffic congestion in the city. It is the first phase of the Western Freeway Sea Link.

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