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Pakhowal Road ROB to remain shut for 3 days

The Pakhowal Road railway overbridge (ROB) will remain shut for traffic for the next three days starting from Friday morning. The ROB has to be closed for taking up a deflection test (load test) of the bridge. The said ROB...

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Ludhiana, Updated At : 09:04 AM Jan 10, 2025 IST

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The Pakhowal Road railway overbridge (ROB) will remain shut for traffic for the next three days starting from Friday morning. The ROB has to be closed for taking up a deflection test (load test) of the bridge.

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The said ROB facilitates movement of traffic from Pakhowal road canal bridge towards Bhai Bala chowk. The civic body officials have appealed the residents to take alternative routes. Both the railway underbridges (RUB) on the Pakhowal Road railway crossing will remain open for traffic during these days as usual.

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