The ongoing Hyderabad Metro Rail Phase 2 project continues to make strides as the team focuses on structural valuations of properties in the Old City area. Mr NVS Reddy Managing Director for the Hyderabad Metro Rail Limited (HMRL), provided an update on the work being conducted along the route from Darul Shifa Circle to Sultan Shahi Road and Mogalpura.
According to Mr. Attaullah Khan, Project Engineer, a total of 300 structural valuations have been completed so far under the supervison of Ramana Murthy, Deputy Executive Engineer and Narsing Rao project manager. The work has been divided along the Right-Hand Side (RHS) and Left-Hand Side (LHS) of the corridor, with 200 properties on the RHS and 100 properties on the LHS being evaluated. The assessments are being conducted up to Volta Pan Mahal.
The Hyderabad Metro Rail Phase 2 project, specifically Corridor II, stretches from MGBS to Falaknuma. The project is crucial for improving connectivity and reducing travel times in the city. Key personnel involved in this phase of the project include Ramana Murthy, Deputy Executive Engineer; Mr. Attaullah Khan, Project Engineer; Farooq (Babu), Supervisor and Srinu, Supervisor.
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The focus of these valuations is on the stretch up to Volta Pan Mahal, covering a significant segment of Corridor II, which runs from MGBS to Falaknuma. This phase of the project is a critical component of the Hyderabad Metro Rail’s expansion, aimed at improving connectivity and easing transportation within the city.
As the project progresses, the team continues to address the challenges of integrating the new infrastructure with the existing urban environment, ensuring minimal disruption to the affected properties and communities. The evaluations are a vital part of this process, aiming to assess and mitigate any potential impacts on the structures along the route.
The Hyderabad Metro Rail project remains a significant development for the city, promising enhanced transportation options and better connectivity for its residents. As the Hyderabad Metro Rail project progresses, these evaluations help ensure that the construction meets safety standards and addresses any concerns related to property stability. The project continues to move forward, promising enhanced public transit options and better infrastructure for the city’s residents.
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