Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma announced on Saturday that the long-awaited Maligaon Flyover is scheduled to be inaugurated on...
Digital Desk: In a significant announcement that has brought a sigh of relief to commuters and residents of Guwahati, Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma announced on Saturday that the long-awaited Maligaon Flyover is scheduled to be inaugurated on August 28. The announcement was made during an event held at the Srimanta Sankardeva Kalakshetra in Guwahati.
The construction of the Maligaon Flyover had caused substantial disruptions to the daily lives of Guwahati's residents, particularly those in the Maligaon and nearby areas. The extensive construction works led to massive traffic congestion, leaving commuters stranded for hours and considerably impacting the overall traffic flow in the city. Moreover, the construction process had also been marred by a series of unfortunate accidents, resulting in safety concerns for both commuters and workers.
With the announcement of the official inauguration date, the Assam CM has given hope to the local populace that their days of enduring traffic bottlenecks and hazardous conditions will soon come to an end. The flyover is expected to alleviate the traffic woes that have plagued the area for a substantial period, contributing to enhanced connectivity and a smoother transportation experience for all.
The Maligaon Flyover project holds immense significance for the development of Guwahati, a city that has been experiencing rapid growth and urbanization. The inauguration of this crucial infrastructure project is anticipated to not only ease traffic congestion but also stimulate economic activities in the region by ensuring more efficient movement of goods and people.
As the August 28 inauguration date draws near, the people of Guwahati eagerly anticipate the transformational impact the Maligaon Flyover will bring to their daily lives. The improved traffic conditions and enhanced safety measures are poised to make a positive and lasting difference for both commuters and residents in the region.
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