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This article discusses the demolition of a 119-year-old foot overbridge at Koderma station and the construction of a modern bridge.
Koderma station has recently seen a major change as the old foot overbridge, built during British rule 119 years ago, has been demolished. A new, modern bridge is being constructed to replace it.
This new bridge will feature advanced technology and passenger facilities. The plan is to open this upgraded building with modern amenities by the time of Diwali.
The new bridge will be 80 meters long and will connect the two-story station building directly to the nearby Kali temple. It will also have escalators and lifts for easy access to all platforms.
To ensure smooth construction, around 25,000 electric wires were removed. Heavy cranes and JCB machines were used to lift the bridge girders, with work completed on multiple platform sections over two days.
For safety, measures were taken during the construction, including providing helmets to workers and securing areas with red tape. Passengers are advised to check train schedules due to temporary disruptions in service.
Summary:
- The old foot overbridge at Koderma station has been demolished.
- A new, modern bridge with better facilities is being built.
- The new bridge aims to be ready by Diwali.
- Safety measures are in place during construction.
- Passengers should check train schedules for possible delays.