
₹590-crore second-phase development of Vyttila Mobility Hub in doldrums
The HinduThe ₹590-crore second-phase development works of the Vyttila Mobility Hub are in the doldrums, around a decade after a plan was readied to implement it with private participation. The Vyttila Mobility Hub Society, tasked with making optimal use of the sprawling 25-acre premises as a prime inter-modal hub where buses, metro trains, and ferries converge, has so far achieved little after commissioning the first phase of a bus terminal over a decade and a half ago. With much of the land on the eastern side of Vyttila Junction remaining underutilised and weed-infested, official sources attributed the inordinate delay in finalising the second-phase development works to the inability of VMHS to seek a loan—unless the society is re-registered as a company. ₹10-crore project Faced with commuter ire and public criticism over the slack upkeep of the premises and the uncertainty surrounding the second-phase development of the State’s first inter-modal hub, VMHS has belatedly readied a ₹10-crore project to renovate the existing infrastructure at the hub, which is used daily by tens of thousands of bus, auto, metro, and Water Metro commuters.
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