New Delhi: Heavy rain recently in the National Capital Region has damaged several parts of the newly built Greenfield Dasna-Meerut stretch in Delhi-Meerut Expressway.
The passengers complained about several damaged parts on the extreme left lane on both roads, which had been bicinated to warn the passengers.
The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) plans to start pounding on the stretch of this toll road immediately.
“When the passengers will pay a higher toll cost than NH stretching since it is a highway where slow moving vehicles will not be permitted, NHAI must ensure a smooth drive throughout the corridor.
The authority must also see what is wrong in a new stretch of built This, “said Praveen Kumar who traveled from Delhi to Meerut on Sunday.
Nhai officials said they usually took one or two monsoons for the stabilization of the Earth and for green vegetation on these parts.
“But the rain has recently surpassed anyone’s expectations.
We work hard to improve the damaged part.
The six main Lanes have not been affected at all.
Damage has been in the embankment and paved shoulder from the toll road,” said an official.
Officials say all repair work and restoration will be finished soon.
“We need around 7 days of dry spells.
But all efforts are being carried out to carry out direct restoration,” added other officials.
Rain damage Delhi-Meerut Expressway portion
