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A month after final nod, CMRL’s Phase II stretch yet to be inaugurated

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Sunitha Sekar
A month after final nod, CMRL’s Phase II stretch yet to be inaugurated
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The Chennai Metro Rail's Phase II stretch from Poonamallee to Porur remains unopened despite receiving safety clearance a month ago. Residents and officials express concern over the waste of taxpayer money on maintenance costs for an idle asset.

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Highlights bureaucratic delays in public infrastructure projects and the financial burden of maintaining ready-to-use public assets.

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Despite receiving the final approval from the Commissioner of Metro Railway Safety a month ago, the Chennai Metro Rail’s phase II stretch from Poonamallee to Porur and Vadapalani is yet to be opened for public use.

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The article reports on public frustration and administrative delays without taking a political stance, relying on quotes from residents and sources.

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