Mysuru, Jan. 30 -- NHAI prepares Rs. 127.01 crore master plan; works begin at some places
The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has rolled out a Rs. 127.01 crore master plan to develop the Mysuru-Nanjangud Highway (NH 766, formerly NH 212) into an accident-free zone. Some of the works have already begun like under-bridges at APMC, Bandipalya, connecting Nanjangud Highway with the Outer Ring Road (ORR).
With eight accident-prone black spots identified, the project focuses on public safety and accident prevention through strategic infrastructure upgrades.
The Mysuru-Nanjangud Highway, linking Karnataka with Kerala and Tamil Nadu, has witnessed a high frequency of accidents, often resulting in serious injuries and fatalities.
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