Sabarimala road safety: project worth ₹13.88 crore sanctioned

The Kerala Road Safety Authority has approved special road safety projects worth ₹13.88 crore to ensure safe road travel during the Sabarimala pilgrimage season. According to Transport Minister C.P. John the objective of these projects, which are being implemented on an urgent basis, is to guarantee a smooth and accident-free journey for pilgrims and the general public.
The projects are being executed through the Public Works Department (PWD). Administrative sanction from the Road Safety Fund has been granted for 60 road safety works costing ₹13.19 crore submitted by the Chief Engineer of the PWD Roads Wing, and for special projects costing ₹69.79 lakh submitted by the Pathanamthitta District Road Safety Council.
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