Soil test being carried out for metro rail Phase-2 project in Chennai

As soon as phase 1 was completed, residents of Alandur, Meenambakkam, and Nanganallur were benefited.

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CHENNAI (Metro Rail News): The Chennai Metro Rail Limited (CMRL) recently released the phase two map featuring localities in the neighbourhood, that will be connected to other parts of the city.

The map shows, the train service starts from Madhavaram Milk depot, connecting Sholinganallur via MMBT, Anna Nagar, CMBT, Alwar Thirunagar, Mugalivakkam, Alandur, St Thomas Mount, Adambakkam, Vanuvampet, Puzhuthivakkam, Madipakkam, Keelkattalai, Echangadu, Kovilambakkam, Vellakal, Medavakkam Koot Road.

As soon as the phase 1 was completed, residents of Alalndur, Meenambakkam and Nanganallur were benefited. Now, the residents of Madipakkam, Keelkattalai and Kovilambakkam are looking forward to the completion phase 2 corridor 5 of CMRL.

Bhargav Sai, a resident of Keelkattalai, said, “We are happy that Madipakkam, Keelkattalai and Kovilambakkam will be connected to other parts of the city sooner. Unlike many other parts of the city, we don’t have local EMU trains. The nearest railway station is St Thomas Mount and it is more than eight kilometers from here. MTC buses are the only mode of public transport we have here, as of now. Once the metro train service begins, it will be a great relief for us.
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Mythreyi Sharma, a resident of Kovilambakkam, said, “For the past few months, traffic is the huge problem, that we have in Kovilambakkam. Now that the flyover in Echangadu junction is nearing its completion, the traffic will be reduced to a larger extent. Once the construction for metro train starts, again, the traffic will increase. But after the completion of the same, it will be very easy for us to travel to all parts of the city, unlike now.”

G Mathangi, a resident of Puzhuthivakkam, said, “This road was relaid recently and now the CMRL has dug up the road for construction work. It is a good news for us, but the traffic in this stretch has doubled, and it feels like a nightmare to drive on this road during the peak hours.”

An official from CMRL said that only the soil testing has been started and there is a long process that needs to be carried out before starting the construction.

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3 COMMENTS

  1. Though it is a welcome one, yet clouds of uncertainty hovers over the residents of lakshmi apartment in medavakkam main road madipakkam whether this project would affect the apartment residents . The road has been widened recently which partly affected us and now following this metro rail project has added fuel to the fire . This causes a lot of inconvenience and hindrance to the public . People are not alive to the situation whether it would be underground or over the buildings. Clarification would be helpful to residents and would allay the fear factor and alleviate mental agony.

  2. It’s underground as far as we got news sir but still not confirmed. If it’s underground obviously the water scarcity will get increased in the summer in some locations that are nearer to metro because of the depth they construct the tunnel which will cross the limits and may cut off the underground water links especially during summer. Better if we go over bridge in, then the only problem will be widening of the roads again.

  3. For Keelkattlai Station there is ample space in the form of Kellkattlai BUs Terminus giving multiple benefits such as saving crores of Rupees by way of compensation to land owners as well the Metro admin. need not worry about arranging feeder service and connectivity if station is located as either above/ beneath Bus terminus.

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