Jaipur: Twelve Helipads will be built in Rajasthan on the Delhi-Mumbai toll road for medical emergencies, defense related activities and other purposes.
Of all the Helipads, four will be developed at Dausa, Six in Arab Sawai Madhopur and two in the city, said Pawan Kumar, Head of General Manager (CGM), Ro-Jaipur, Nhai.
Civil Aviation Jyotiraditya Scindia recently said the center planned to develop a helipad along the main highway so that accident victims could be evacuated using helicopters from the place.
Under the Delhi-Mumbai toll road project 1.380-km, 374 km will be in Rajasthan which includes Alwar, Bharatpur, Dausa, Sawai Madhopur, Tonk, Bundi and City.
First Phase Project RS 95,000 Crore – Delhi-Dausa-Lussot (214 km) and Vadodara-Ankleshwar (100 km) – Will be made open for traffic in March 2022.
After the completion of the project, the distance between Delhi and Mumbai will be discussed in 12.5 The clock, the distance between Delhi and Jaipur will be covered in 2 hours.
“Helipads are being developed especially for the purposes of people who lift the air that is injured by an accident.
This will be used for multipurpose activities because it is a government property,” Kumar said.
However, there is no direct connection between Jaipur and Jodhpur under the Expressway project.
Jaipur is connected to Jodhpur through Pachpadra in Amritsar – Jamnagar Economic Corridor, which is 40 km from Jodhpur.
To ensure the protection of wildlife so that animals are not disturbed because this project has been decided to use the sound of Indian musical instruments for horns and sirens.
This will also reduce sound pollution.
Previously, Transport Minister Union Nitin Gadkari said his ministry in talks with foreign companies to build an electric highway between Jaipur and Delhi.