Mumbai Coastal Road: BMC to Provide Insurance In Case Of Accidents with Pillars
by Suraj V. Digital Marketing (sr. SEO Expert)On Wednesday, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) stated that a
report received from the National Institute of Oceanography (NIO) mentions that
a distance of 60 meters between the pillars is enough, which was proposed by
them, reports stated.
According to accounts, the BMC
elaborated on how the insurance cover will also be given for the next 20 years
if any accident transpires owing to the collision of a boat with the
pillars.
The Mumbai coastal
road project has garnered
stark criticism from the fisherfolk who have been demanding that the
distance between the pillars be kept at 200 meters, narratives cite.
Based on reports, the civic body
elaborated on how the state-of-the-art protective shields or fenders will be
put around the pillars. Officials have elaborated on how the fenders are
special equipment designed to offer boats a cushioning effect. This will come
in handy if they face collisions with each other or the piers.
It has also been reported that
the BMC will be installing CCTV cameras which will be directly connected to the
control room to offer immediate assistance in case of an emergency.
The BMC could also offer interim
compensation to affected fishermen, after assessing the project's impact,
accounts mention.
While the project is anticipated to be completed
by December 2023, 53 per cent of the project is claimed to be completed. In
the BMC Budget 2022,
INR 3,200 cr was allocated for the coastal road project.
Also Read: BMC Refuses To Accept Suggestions To Alter Present Alignment Of
Coastal Road
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