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Borivli ROB: Western railway plans demolition; BMC pushes repairs & traffic safety

TNN | Last updated on - Aug 14, 2025, 16:23 IST
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Borivli ROB overview

The 425-metre flyover connecting Borivli East and West.

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Proposed demolition

Western Railway plans to rebuild the bridge, citing safety concerns.

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Estimated cost

Railways projected demolition and reconstruction cost at Rs 87 crore, starting October 2025.

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Expert review

BMC suggested seeking a second opinion from IIT-Bombay before any demolition decision.

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Traffic concerns

Demolition could worsen traffic due to ongoing Kora Kendra Phase II flyover and Thane-Borivli twin tunnel projects.

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Codal life

The bridge, built in 1993, is near the end of its 40-year codal life; some parts still have eight years left.

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Resident concerns

Locals highlight the bridge’s importance for daily commuters and worry about traffic chaos.

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BMC’s request

Civic body asks Railways to repair and strengthen instead of demolishing.

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