Three slabs of an under-construction bridge over Ganga river in Gajraula village of Uttar Pradesh’s Bulandshahr collapsed on Saturday. However, no casualty was reported, a senior official said. District Magistrate Chandra Prakash Singh informed that no causalities were reported in the accident. According to the DM, the bridge was being built over the Ganga to connect Bulandshahr with Amroha. The bridge was built from Gajraula village in Bulandshahr to Virampur village in Amroha at a cost of Rs 83 crore. Three slabs that were laid on Friday night got damaged and collapsed. A committee led by the chief development officer (CDO) has been formed to investigate the matter, informed the DM.
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Last updated: 30 March 2024, 06:04 PM IST
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