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Hyderabad, July 13 (PMI): The Hyderabad Metropolitan Development Authority (HMDA) has begun the process of building five bridges at strategic locations across the Esa and Musi rivers, in a bid to ramp up connectivity to areas on both sides of the rivers. According to a report by The New Indian Express, the five bridges, for which tenders have been called are set to be constructed at a total cost of Rs 129.76 crore. The bridge connecting Manchirevula village to Narsingi will be the costliest, at Rs 32.21 crore. The Budvel (IT Parks and connecting roads parallel to Esa river) bridge is estimated to cost Rs 20.64 crore, while a second-level bridge at Budvel is being built at Rs 19.83 crore. The bridge between Uppal Bhagayat Layout and the south bank of the Musi will cost Rs 29.28 crore and a high-level bridge connecting Pratap Singaram to Gowrelly will be worth an estimated figure of Rs 26.94 crore.
