
Sion ROB reconstruction delayed for seven months by BMC plot, public toilet block
Hindustan TimesMUMBAI: For seven months now, a vital road connecting parts of Central Mumbai has been disrupted after the closure of the Sion Road Over Bridge. The 112-year-old British-era Sion Railway Over Bridge closed for traffic movement last year on August 1, 2024. The four main causes of the delay, as claimed by Central Railway, are five trees, a toilet block, power cables and a building allegedly leased by the BMC, which it is expected to clear and hand over to the rail authorities, which would speed up the demolition and rebuilding of the ROB. The five trees, on either side of the barricaded portion of the ROB, which was closed to vehicular traffic last August, are along the pathway leading to Sion railway station. “We are looking at dismantling this toilet block in the next two to three days,” said a CR official, adding that it was difficult to move in the heavy machinery and equipment needed for the bridge’s construction since the toilets blocked the approach road to the ROB.
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