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Delayed foot overbridge leaves pedestrians crossing busy Bengaluru-Mysuru highway at risk

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Delayed foot overbridge leaves pedestrians crossing busy Bengaluru-Mysuru highway at risk
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Pedestrians, including university students, are facing significant safety risks while crossing the Bengaluru-Mysuru highway due to an incomplete foot overbridge. Despite multiple fatalities and injuries, the NHAI project remains unfinished after 18 months.

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This highlights critical infrastructure delays and the resulting human cost in high-traffic urban development zones.

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Over four pedestrians have died in one and a half years, and several others have been injured on a 150- to 200-metre stretch of the Bengaluru-Mysuru Highway near a private university in Kaniminike, west Bengaluru, due to a lack of pedestrian infrastructure.

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