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India’s longest Skywalk is now open to the public in T. Nagar, Chennai. The 570 meters long, 4-meter-wide elevated steel pathway
the much-awaited project, the 570m long skywalk bridge was constructed by
Chennaicorp
at a cost of 28 crore. It is facilitated with elevators, an escalator, and restrooms for the convenience of people.
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on Tuesday inaugurated a 570-meter long and 4.2-meter wide skywalk bridge connecting the Mambalam railway station and T Nagar bus terminus.
People who reach the city from the southern parts of the state find it difficult to commute to the station and the bus stand due to gathering at Ranganathan Street, which gets too crowded during festivals like Deepavali. People had to throng through the crowded street with their heavy bags to reach their point, and we believe this exclusive pedestrian skywalk will help them overcome those issues
The T NAGAR skywalk, built by the Greater Chennai Corporation (GCC) at a cost of Rs 28.45 crore under the Smart City funds, aims to decongest the traffic at Ranganathan Street, Madley Road, and Market Street. It is expected to be used by around one lakh people on a daily basis.
