Bridge over Mindhola river collapses in Gujarat, 15 villages affected

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Updated At : 08:16 PM Jun 14, 2023 IST

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Tapi, June 14

The bridge over Mindhola river on the road connecting Maipur and Degama villages in Vyara Tehsil of Gujarat’s Tapi district collapsed on Wednesday.

According to officials, about 15 villages have been affected by the bridge’s collapse.

Executive Engineer Nirav Rathod said, “The construction work of the bridge started in 2021, which cost us Rs 2 crore. The reason for the bridge’s collapse will be ascertained after getting the investigation done by the experts.”

Recently, in Bihar, the Aguwani-Sultanganj bridge collapsed in Bhagalpur. The bridge was constructed to link Bhagalpur and Khagaria districts over the river Ganges. It involved a cost of over Rs 1,770 crore and was supposed to be completed by 2019.

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