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Traffic regulations in Aluva from Oct. 28 for bridge repair work

The old Marthanda Varma Bridge in Aluva will be closed for repair work from October 28 to November 6. Heavy vehicles will be diverted to alternative routes to ensure safety and manage traffic flow.

The Hindu NationalOctober 27, 20261 min read
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Traffic regulations in Aluva from Oct. 28 for bridge repair work
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Watch for updates on the progress of the repair work and any changes to the diversion routes before the bridge reopens.

Traffic authorities in Aluva have announced that the old Marthanda Varma Bridge will remain closed to all traffic starting October 28. The closure is necessary to carry out essential repair work on the structure. The bridge is expected to reopen on November 6, following the completion of the maintenance activities. This temporary shutdown aims to ensure the long-term safety and durability of the bridge for future use.

During the closure period, heavy vehicles will be diverted to alternative routes to prevent congestion and accidents. Local traffic police are coordinating with transport operators to inform drivers of the new paths. This diversion plan is designed to minimize disruption to the flow of goods and services in the region. Residents and commuters are advised to plan their journeys accordingly to avoid delays.

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The repair work is a critical step in maintaining the infrastructure of Aluva. By addressing the bridge's condition now, authorities hope to prevent more serious issues in the future. This proactive maintenance reflects a commitment to public safety and efficient transportation. The closure highlights the ongoing efforts to upgrade and preserve vital infrastructure in the area.

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